Fayence Yellow is quite similar to Speed Yellow, but if you see it on a Carrera GT, it's Fayence, named for a picturesque village in France.
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Guards Red is one of the most popular Porsche colors of all time. Guards Red gets its pop from the fact that it is not a pure red, there is a hint of orange in it. Every Porsche that we can think of looks great in Guards Red.
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Olive Neo is a deep, richly saturated green inspired by the classic Olive and Olive Green Porsche colors, as well as the natural shade of the Tourmaline gemstone. New for 2026.
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Porsche has a long and vibrant history with the color Orange, often using it to highlight their most performance-oriented or "hardcore" models. It is a color that conveys energy, visibility, and a direct connection to the brand's racing heritage.
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Cobalt Blue Metallic is an intense version of a light, metallic blue tone that develops an electrifying luminosity through its shiny shimmer. The color was introduced in the later half of the 964 production run. Cobalt Blue Metallic is generally considered a rare and highly desirable color.
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Shark Blue is a bold, non-metallic color introduced with the 992.1 generation 911 GT3. Its intense, modern tone reflects Porsche’s continued move toward expressive, high-impact colors designed to stand out on both road and track.
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