LOS ANGELES: In the fourth episode of the Top 5 series, Ilaria Urbanati, a fashion stylist from Hollywood, who dresses stars such as Ryan Reynolds, James Marsden and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson together with Ivo van Hulten, Head of the Interior Design Studio in Weissach, and Cornelia Rosenbohm, a Colour and Trim expert for the Design Studio, presents the Top 5 fancy seat patterns of Porsche.
The ranking begins with the Porsche 928 with red and white stripes and a special feature on its headrests: the logo by Ferry Porsche. The colour contrast between the fine white lines and the wider burgundy stripes makes this interior a real eye-catcher.
Porsche 911 (G series).
Stripes continue to determine the ranking: in fourth place is a Porsche 911 with pinstripes in maroon and white. This G-Series is the last 3.2-litre 911 ever built, and left the Zuffenhausen factory in 1989. It marks the end of the almost 17-year history of the second 911 generation.
Porsche 911 Turbo 'Louise'.
The “Louise” Turbo, named after Louise Piëch, is not only the first turbo engine in a Carrera body, but also ranked third by our experts. Because its interior is almost entirely tartan.
Porsche 901.
Number two in the ranking is the 901 bearing chassis number 57, the oldest 911 derivative owned by the Porsche Museum. The so-called "Pepita" houndstooth pattern was used in its interior.
Porsche 911 Targa SC.
In first place is the Porsche 911 Targa SC with its Pasha pattern in the interior. This is reminiscent of the chequered finishing flag in motorsport races, further enthralling our onlookers. The special feature of this pattern is the colour choice: navy blue with black contrasts.
