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clubracer6 05-07-2012 07:19 AM

Polar Silver
 
Is Polar silver typically a harder color to sell for Boxsters?

j.fro 05-07-2012 08:15 AM

Was Polar Silver ever an option? I know there are Arctic Silver Boxsters are all over the place (including mine), but I'm not sure I've seen one in PS.
FWIW, Polar Silver has a touch of blue in it that AS does not.
PS paint code is L92M; AS paint code is L92U

Joel-Box-ster 05-07-2012 08:32 AM

Polar
 
Polar Silver color is a $2955 option according from the other website, thats why its rare to see one. :(

clubracer6 05-07-2012 09:42 AM

Thanks, I have found a few that color... Porsche has always been willing to paint any color you like for the right amount of cash.

I was just wondering if this would be a hard color to resell. I am looking at some 00-01's and plan on driving it for a year or two. If I like it, I'll sell it and get a newer one and if I just love it and am happy with it, then I just flat out keep it and upgrade my sedan instead.

Driven plenty, just never owned one...

Thanks for the input so far.

Joel-Box-ster 05-07-2012 09:57 AM

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Originally Posted by clubracer6 (Post 289385)
I was just wondering if this would be a hard color to resell.

Not really.. usually a rare or a option color thats the one they look for just the reason to be different from the rest... Im sure you'll be happy with a Porsche... it separate you from the rest of the luxury car. :cheers:

986_c6 05-13-2012 12:29 AM

From what I have seen polar silver on other vehicles (996 TT, 993's,etc), they usu get sold really quick here in Cali. I personally love that color, but I have never seen one on a 986 before.

Care to post some pics of the vehicle you are looking at?

thstone 05-13-2012 01:45 PM

A polar silver car should be just as easy to sell as a stock/standard silver car. Beware pink or purple or something similarly unique but silver (of most any shade) is always a favorite because it hides dirt so well.

clubracer6 05-14-2012 10:46 AM

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Originally Posted by 986_c6 (Post 290050)
From what I have seen polar silver on other vehicles (996 TT, 993's,etc), they usu get sold really quick here in Cali. I personally love that color, but I have never seen one on a 986 before.

Care to post some pics of the vehicle you are looking at?

http://986forum.com/forums/uploads01/9861337021126.jpg
http://986forum.com/forums/uploads01/98621337021162.jpg

This is Polar Silver, right???

NoGaBiker 05-14-2012 01:26 PM

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Originally Posted by clubracer6 (Post 290262)

Looks too brown in that light. But the differences are too subtle to catch unless you had a picture of a Polar and an Artic car sitting next to one another.

FWIW, Polar Silver is more blue, GT Silver Metallic is more brown, and Artic Silver more neutral and in between them. I love my GT Silver, but would never willingly pay $3200 or so extra for it. (It came for free in the 550 SE models.

986_c6 05-14-2012 03:10 PM

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Originally Posted by clubracer6 (Post 290262)

This is meridian...another favorite of mine. As mentioned before, polar silver has a bluish tint to it.

986_c6 05-14-2012 03:11 PM

Hey clubracer6, nice avatar pic of a racing vette!

clubracer6 05-14-2012 06:24 PM

You know, I think you guys are right and yeah I love meridian a lot more and it was a lot more common for Porsche in the early 2000's.

Thanks for the comment on my race car. It's a NASA ST2 C6 Corvette. Won the first two race this year so we are off to a good start! :-)

Jager 05-14-2012 06:36 PM

2007 Porsche 911 Turbo Polar Silver - YouTube


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