| kucat |
| Can you name this color? |
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| iceman1331 |
| Looks like the roof rack has the same color as the body. It is hard to guest the real color because of the lighting condition. It looks to me it is a gold color X. What car show is this? Haven't seen this color so far in the brochure. It must be new introduction for the next generation of X :4: |
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| Liberty |
| Probably SBP under intense trade show lighting (but it looks like our long lost Granite Green!) |
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| pdempsey |
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Originally posted by Liberty
Probably SBP under intense trade show lighting (but it looks like our long lost Granite Green!)
I agree, SBP. I have that color and it looks all different colors from gray to greenish depending on the light. With all those lights, I think it's bringing out the lighter tones. |
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| kucat |
| Liberty and Pdemsey are correct. Keen visions. It was a SBP that I took in the DC 2002-2003 car show back in end of December. It looked very different under the blue saturated show room lightings. The pearl pigmentations they mixed with paint sure did some optical tricks. It changes its hue under different light spectrums and intensities. No two colors of the same car appear the same under different environments. This makes it difficult to remember what color the SBP is. In any event, it is a unique and nice color. |
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| BaldEagle |
| I like it. (color):29: |
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| JTM |
Very Shinny~~~~
It got a Virginia State Inspection Sticker on the windshield. :2: |
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| DaleB |
| Has shades of Granite Green. Light really plays tricks on that color. I wonder if it has some kind of polymer coating, almost looks like plastic. It may be color-sanded also. |
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| mlkeller |
I thought it looked familiar... ;)
Actually, that is very true with the SBP - it has a distinctly different look in low light, bright light, and when dirty (read: lots of road salt...yuck). |
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| allacura |
| Wasn't sure until you told me it was SBP. Thought it may have been a special "Show Tint". |
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