Teal Blue Metallic

Teal Blue Metallic (Z33), Blaugrün Metallic in German, is a complex dual-toned metallic that blends blue and green in roughly equal measure, creating a finish that shifts noticeably under changing light — reading as teal or blue-green in daylight, pulling toward deeper navy territory in shadow. The hex reflects a particularly dark, blue-dominant version of the teal family, with strong metallic depth. Rennbow describes it as lively yet composed, capturing dynamic energy while maintaining elegance across Porsche's design language. The color appeared on the 911 in 2004 and again in 2006–2007, placing it squarely in the 997 generation era, available as a special or PTS-adjacent ordering option on the 997. Forum commentary consistently describes it as one of the more interesting and underappreciated blues from that period, occupying territory between the more familiar Midnight Blue and Cobalt Blue on one side and later special blues on the other. With a rarity of two out of five, surviving 997s in Teal Blue Metallic are uncommon, and the color rewards enthusiasts who appreciate its ability to read differently across conditions.