Coppa Florio

A pale, luminous, nearly sky-blue that has been described variously as ice blue, polar blue, and cloud-like in its airiness — Coppa Florio (code 360) is among the most mythologized colors in Porsche history, its fame amplified by the legendary 993 GT2 nicknamed 'Wölkchen' (Little Cloud) that was the sole GT2 painted in this shade. Porsche Newsroom confirms the color originally appeared on 911 G-Series models in 1976 and 1977 as a special color, and was used again on the one-of-one 1996 993 GT2 via the Sonderwunsch programme. The color's technical complexity — it shifts dramatically across different materials like aluminium and carbon — means it can only be applied via Porsche's hand-painting process within the Sonderwunsch programme, as confirmed by Elferspot's 2025 coverage of a hand-painted 992 S/T in Coppa Florio. The PCA's article on rare blues confirms it was 'named after an Italian road race that started in 1900 and ran until 1929,' with the Rennlist forum elaborating that the color was inspired by the gold and light blue associated with the Coppa Florio race's livery. This unique production constraint makes it among the most exclusive colors available from Porsche today.