Color Guide
Documented regular-production catalog union across the 964 Carrera years; RS, Turbo, market specials, and Paint to Sample require their own build records. The lists are catalog unions, not a claim that every paint and trim was simultaneously available in every market or model year. Confirm the individual car with its option sticker, build sheet, or Porsche certificate.
Palette summary
Exterior colors
40
Interior trims
16
Featured combos
3
Factory palette
Use the complete palette to understand the model’s visual range, then review the featured combinations that shape its market story.
Paint
Black
Paint
Grand Prix White
Paint
Guards Red
Paint
Speed Yellow
Paint
Dark Blue
Paint
Maritime Blue
Paint
Rubystone Red
Paint
Mint Green
Paint
Signal Green
Paint
Riviera Blue
Paint
Amaranth Violet
Paint
Amazon Green Metallic
Paint
Aventurine Green Metallic
Paint
Oak Green Metallic
Paint
Forest Green Metallic
Paint
Wimbledon Green Metallic
Paint
Midnight Blue Metallic
Paint
Cobalt Blue Metallic
Paint
Polar Silver Metallic
Paint
Slate Grey Metallic
Paint
Linen Grey Metallic
Paint
Stone Grey Metallic
Paint
Murano Green
Paint
Apricot Beige
Paint
Cassis Red Metallic
Paint
Silver Metallic
Paint
Cognac Brown Metallic
Paint
Marine Blue Metallic
Paint
Velvet Red Metallic
Paint
Black Metallic
Paint
Horizon Blue Metallic
Paint
Coral Red Metallic
Paint
Amethyst Metallic
Paint
Violet Blue Metallic
Paint
Granite Green Metallic
Paint
Lagoon Green Metallic
Paint
Zermatt Silver Metallic
Paint
Tahoe Blue Metallic
Paint
Turquoise Metallic
Paint
Iris Blue Metallic
Interior trims
The interior is part of the spec story, not an afterthought. Leather tone, contrast, and period feel all change how the exterior color lands in person.
Interior
Black leather
Interior
Classic Grey leather
Interior
Cashmere Beige leather
Interior
Marble Grey leather
Interior
Midnight Blue leather
Interior
Chestnut Brown leather
Interior
Provence Blue leather
Interior
Cedar Green leather
Interior
Flamenco Red leather
Interior
Marine Blue leather
Interior
Cobalt Blue leather
Interior
Magenta leather
Interior
Light Grey leather
Interior
Matador Red leather
Interior
Carrara Grey leather
Interior
Sherwood Green leather
Featured combination
Murano Green
Exterior
Murano Green
Interior pairing
Classic Grey leather
Murano Green with Classic Grey leather is a useful factory-spec reference for Porsche 964 Carrera / RS / Turbo. Confirm the exact model-year and market combination from the build record before assigning rarity or a premium.
Featured combination
Guards Red
Exterior
Guards Red
Interior pairing
Cashmere Beige leather
Guards Red with Cashmere Beige leather is a useful factory-spec reference for Porsche 964 Carrera / RS / Turbo. Confirm the exact model-year and market combination from the build record before assigning rarity or a premium.
Variant matrix
The first full 964-era sheet combines regular 911 colors with a broader Porsche range. These are the colors explicitly marked for the 911; cabin choices stay in the original brochure because its shared-model layout is not clean enough to flatten safely.
View Porsche 964 1990 color and trim brochureExterior
Rubystone Red, Maritime Blue, Mint Green, and the richer blue/green metallic range define the 1991 sheet. The interior list includes regular and explicitly labeled special leathers.
View Porsche 964 1991 color and trim brochureExterior
Interior
The 1992 and 1993 brochures share the core palette while documenting additional catalog special colors. Paint-to-sample remains outside this list.
View Porsche 964 1992 color and trim brochureExterior
Interior
The final 964 catalog introduces the familiar late air-cooled visual language: Riviera Blue, Amaranth Violet, Aventurine Green, Iris Blue, and a revised leather range.
View Porsche 964 1994 color and trim brochureExterior
Interior
Signature combo
Dark Blue
Black leather
Exterior paint
Dark Blue
Interior trim
Black leather
Dark Blue with Black leather is a useful factory-spec reference for Porsche 964 Carrera / RS / Turbo. Confirm the exact model-year and market combination from the build record before assigning rarity or a premium.
Combination notes
Brighter hero colors usually get remembered first, but the most liquid combinations are often the ones that balance factory taste, clean presentation, and easy buyer familiarity.
Interior choice matters more than people think. Warm leather or rare trim can turn a familiar exterior into a standout spec, while a weak interior can flatten an otherwise strong color.
Use the complete palette for reference, then use the featured combinations to understand which specifications enthusiasts actually discuss and search for.
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