According to the people.
The 2021 NCAA Men s Division I Basketball Tournament (also referred to as March Madness) is over, and Baylor has emerged victorious. This is huge news in the sports world, but CarBuzz readers might be more interested to hear which color was crowned the winner in Porsche s Tournament of Colors on Twitter. Starting last month, Porsche hosted a March Madness-style bracket and let fans vote on their favorite paint colors in head-to-head matchups.
Porsche has some amazing paint colors throughout its long history, but the list was narrowed down to just 64 options grouped into classic, metallic, non-metallic, and modern. Each color was awarded a seed within its bracket, ranging from 16 to one based on popularity. The winning hue was a two seed from the metallic bracket.
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In a March Madness-style tournament bracket.
Porsche arguably boasts the greatest color palette of any automaker. Many of Porsche s greatest hits are offered on new models like the all-electric Taycan, but those that aren t can be special ordered via the Paint to Sample option on a Porsche 911 or any other model. To celebrate its incredible paint colors and feed into the March Madness hype, Porsche decided to create an online Twitter poll called the Tournament Of Colors.
Just like the NCAA Men s Division I Basketball Tournament, Porsche s bracket features 64 teams (in this case, colors), competing in 63 matchups to crown a winner. The Porsche tournament will take place over the next three weeks, starting today. Porsche will post each of the matchups on Twitter, allowing fans to vote on the winner until one color remains.
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To say that classic Porsches are enjoying steady growth in restomod popularity is certainly an understatement. Over the past year, we have seen projects pop up from Singer (on more than one occasion), Gunther Werks, Ares Design, or Everrati. Now it’s time for another look at a Porsche 911 restomod from the air-cooled 993 era. 21 photos
After Gunther Werks introduced us to its stunning 993 Speedster, we thought the company will call it a day and let us focus on that 911 Safari-flavored Singer 911 ACS or the EV take created by the Brits from Everrati.
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