Automotive History

Archive: how black bodywork and Platinum trim connected a 2022 Targa edition to Porsche Design’s first watch.

Archive: the 2013 anniversary 911 combined a restrained palette, wide body and details inspired by earlier cars.

Archive: how the 2016 911 R used colored stripes and a restrained silhouette to express its motorsport roots.

Archive: how the 1993 964 Jubilee paired Viola Metallic with Turbo-width bodywork and a restrained rear profile.

Archive: the original 997 Sport Classic’s gray finish, roof and ducktail as a single design.

Archive: why the 2012 Club Coupe combined a shared anniversary specification with owner-specific finishing.

Two documented 2025 owner stories show how exterior paint and interior materials can follow a personal idea.

Leblon Violet Metallic, Sunset Red and Avium connect the outside and inside of Porsche’s Panamera showcase.

Terra Australis Red and Southern Cross Blue turn an Australian landscape reference into a bespoke Turbo S finish.

The commemorative GT3 connects a newly developed green with Oakgreenmetallic and a very personal fabric pattern.

Porsche’s Colombian GT3 Touring pairs Forest Green Metallic with silver accents and a Cohiba Brown cabin.

The one-off 993 Speedster that paired a custom yellow exterior with an equally personal interior.