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Track Grey or Candy White
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I used to have a similar colour to Track Grey on my old Fiesta, it was great for hiding the dirt. I think i washed it about twice a year?
As you can tell i went for white this time round, you notice every bit of dirt, tar and road grime on it so you need to clean it often.
I'm glad i went for the white though
As you can tell i went for white this time round, you notice every bit of dirt, tar and road grime on it so you need to clean it often.
I'm glad i went for the white though
robsingh
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I have just ordered a FR in Track grey after looking at various colours, although white does look good aswell. I just don't want to keep having to clean my car all the time!
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This is a very good point and I do not want to become anal about always cleaning the car
Sorry Bannana yellow is NOT an option YUK
....but true to it's roots
http://www.seatsportuk.co.uk/sport/
Grey is grey.... hides the dirt but blends into the background so if thats what you want go for it
I would choose red if you don't want to spend extra on paint colour. Blue is ok but not worth what they charge for it, especially with so many Biritsh Gas cars in that colour which really cheapens the most expensive colour.
Track Grey with Anthracite colour wheels would look mint I think. Having said that I saw a white MK2 LCR with white wheels and side skirts last week, and it looked awesome too.
Best thing to do is to go out your way to see which colour you like best and go from there, and bear in mind metallic costs more than solid colour to the point that you could get another option for the same amout of money.
There is a nice gold/bronze metallic colour out there now too which I would have considered other than the Speed Blue I chose.
The only colour I don't like and would not have is yellow (sorry froggy) as its a marmite colour and as far as I know, yellow tends to be worth less and is less desirable at resale.
Track Grey with Anthracite colour wheels would look mint I think. Having said that I saw a white MK2 LCR with white wheels and side skirts last week, and it looked awesome too
.Best thing to do is to go out your way to see which colour you like best and go from there, and bear in mind metallic costs more than solid colour to the point that you could get another option for the same amout of money.
There is a nice gold/bronze metallic colour out there now too which I would have considered other than the Speed Blue I chose.
The only colour I don't like and would not have is yellow (sorry froggy) as its a marmite colour and as far as I know, yellow tends to be worth less and is less desirable at resale.
I would choose red if you don't want to spend extra on paint colour. Blue is ok but not worth what they charge for it, especially with so many Biritsh Gas cars in that colour which really cheapens the most expensive colour.
Track Grey with Anthracite colour wheels would look mint I think. Having said that I saw a white MK2 LCR with white wheels and side skirts last week, and it looked awesome too
Best thing to do is to go out your way to see which colour you like best and go from there, and bear in mind metallic costs more than solid colour to the point that you could get another option for the same amout of money.
There is a nice gold/bronze metallic colour out there now too which I would have considered other than the Speed Blue I chose.
The only colour I don't like and would not have is yellow (sorry froggy) as its a marmite colour and as far as I know, yellow tends to be worth less and is less desirable at resale.
I really liked the Speed Blue, it was between that and the Candy White but because of the British Gas cars i went for the Candy White.
I see alot more British Gas cars around my way than i see White Leons so even if they're common in other places in the UK i don't mind
I test drove a Yellow FL FR and it really started to grow on me
Candy White is a pain to keep anywhere near clean this time of year. I still voted for it though as I think it suits the car shape better - track grey looks a bit boring. It is far more practical though and may hold value better.
Voted for grey on the basis that I have a White car, with black wheels (common as ****), and always said blue was next, so a blue ibiza cupra was bought and grey will be next for me hopefully!
Saying that, White/black combo looks the best when clean!
Saying that, White/black combo looks the best when clean!
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