Griiffalo
Standard Member
- Joined
- Mar 18, 2024
- Messages
- 20
- Reaction score
- 20
- Points
- 9
- Location (town/city + country)
- Australia
- Driving
- MG4 (2022-2025)
I have never fancied a black car. I regard it as a form of camouflage here in OZ where an oncoming vehicle in the distance can be harder to spot if it is black. Hi visibility colours are my preference.In my personal opinion, the car doesn't appear as appealing in black unless it's meticulously maintained, clean, and shining. The black color doesn't highlight the car's usual impressive accents, making it look somewhat lackluster. Personally, I prefer colors like white, orange, red, and to a slightly lesser extent, grey. Of course, preferences in cars vary, so your mileage may vary.![]()
It is called Brixton Blue Metallic here in Australia. Same colour, same look. It doesn’t look Metallic at all (odd)Yeah but it named them all wrong!
Nah. It's still fun. We can go round again!
I was really taken by the blue and people are always admiring the colour. I was prepared to wait for an order to go through to get the colour, but it turned out the dealer had exactly the car I wanted waiting to be prepped for sale. (And he sold an identical car to @alix only two weeks previously as it happens.) He did try his best to talk me into a Trophy or an LR (or even to wait for the X-Power when I mentioned it in slightly wistful tones) but finally he gave in and sold me what I wanted.
This is Caliban on his first morning in his new home. Still turning heads seven months later.
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The blue looks quite different in different lights - to the point where people speculated there was more than one blue. But there is only one.