Sunda Green

Sunda Green (LB6A, Sundagrün) is a deep, medium-dark solid green documented for the 911 in 1981 only — a single production year that makes it among the most ephemeral factory colors in the G-series 911's catalog. The name Sunda references the Sunda Islands — the Indonesian archipelago between the Indian and Pacific Oceans — evoking a tropical, deep-water green associated with lush equatorial vegetation. Its context in 1981 places it in a transitional period as Porsche's standard green offerings were shifting from the vivid G-body era colors toward the more conservative metallics that would define the mid-1980s 911. Its one-paint-can rarity score combined with a single production year suggests it was very rarely ordered, and surviving 1981 911s in Sunda Green are genuine curiosities.