

₩1,398,600 / 1 roll

Yacht Blue is a coastal-luxury grand touring blue, a pastel aqua sitting between Porsche Meissen Blue and a softened Gulf Blue, squarely in Porsche PTS and Bentley Mulliner territory. In motion it develops an elegant pastel depth with a soft cyan influence and a glossy retro sophistication that reads closer to Mediterranean yacht paint than to a standard blue wrap. Think vintage Italian speedboat and classic European luxury rather than aggressive sports-car blue. Where most pastel blues go pool-toy or candy-cheap, this one stays mature and quietly expensive, with the Porsche PTS heritage and Bentley Mulliner summer-spec atmosphere of bespoke luxury blue paint.
This is the coastal grand touring blue of the lineup. Deep Cobalt is the executive stealth dark blue, Lapis Blue is the performance liquid sapphire, Baby Blue is the European pastel EV blue, Bali Blue is the tropical lifestyle blue, and Vibrant Blue is the motorsport electric one; Yacht Blue is the heritage-luxury coastal anchor, Meissen-meets-Gulf with a Bentley Mulliner summer feel. It belongs on grand tourers, classic-style sports cars, and lifestyle premium builds: a Porsche 911, 718 Cayman, or 718 Boxster, a Bentley Continental GT, GTC, or Mulsanne, an Aston Martin DB12 or Vantage, a Mercedes SL, S-Class, or CLE Cabriolet, a BMW 8 Series Convertible, an Audi A5 Cabriolet or R8 Spyder, a Lexus LC500 Convertible, a Ferrari Portofino M or Roma, a Maserati GranTurismo, a 356 or 911 restomod, or a Mini Convertible.
On OEM references the primary anchor is Porsche Meissen Blue from the PTS heritage palette, with a softened Gulf Blue, the Bentley Mulliner summer-spec commissions, Porsche Albert Blue as a modern pastel reinterpretation, and BMW Miami Blue as a softer elegant cousin.
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₩1,398,600 / 1 roll

₩1,398,600 / 1 roll

₩1,398,600 / 1 roll


₩1,398,600 / 1 roll

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