Favourite colours for cars

[mickthemaverick]

Love it!!

BFTW

[Gibbo2286]

The PI was a pain once a little worn, I converted several to twin SUs.

[CitroJim]

Ohh, that's a lovely shade of blue

[mickthemaverick]

One of my favourite colours from my adolescent years :

BFTW

Details here

[CitroJim]

A lovely little car in a lovely colour

[CitroJim]

Spotted this Picasso just across from where I was parked this morning....

I do really rather like this colour Suits the Picasso rather well...

[NewcastleFalcon]

A pair of Peugeots

Neil

[CitroJim]

Both rather pleasant colours

[mickthemaverick]

A late entry for the gold theme from the saleroom

BFTW

Details in the following link:
www.carandclassic.com/auctions/1965-for ... utm_source

[Gibbo2286]

A late entry for the gold theme from the saleroom



Details in the following link:
www.carandclassic.com/auctions/1965-for ... utm_source

One of the nicest cars in the Ford range at the time but hell didn't they rust, I wouldn't mind betting it's had new panels all round.

[CitroJim]

Love the colour and the car too

[NewcastleFalcon]

Tesla Colours: The Ultimate Guide
https://www.findmyelectric.com/tesla-co ... l-s-3-x-y/

This is not one of them...unless you go back to the very first Tesla roadsters which offered 2 shades of Yellow called
"Yellow", and "Brilliant Yellow Metallic".

I think this one...the car was originally white...will be a "wrap" rather than a respray, and the now fashionable black badging and accents which carries over to offerings from Audi/Mercedes and perhaps others, on the yellow is a good match.

Neil

[CitroJim]

Ahh! Most interesting Neil

[NewcastleFalcon]

Wonder if the trained eye can spot the difference between a good wrap and a respray. Some of the obvious luminous green metallic BMW's etc I presume to be "wraps" just by colour alone. That yellow Tesla just looked like a normal finish you would expect on a modern newish car, but the first one I have seen in yellow.

Neil

[mickthemaverick]

I would say the trained eye can spot the difference Neil, but the concept will still probably defeat the untrained eye which I would think means the mass market?