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Everyone is just going to pick whatever color they own.
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Tabris
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More or less Originally Posted by WhosUrBuddiee
Everyone is just going to pick whatever color they own.
I actually went to a dealer lot to look around (at no particular car), saw the desert platinum coupe, and bought it within a couple days.
One thing I noticed, that is hard to explain.. is that the way the color shifts in different lighting conditions really shows off the lines of the car. The side profile has that crease that runs from the front bumper, through the doors, and towards the back. With the DP you can see a nice contrast between the top section and bottom section that really draws out that line. Again, hard to describe.
And the second plus, having come from a black car, is how long it looks clean. I hurt my hand and haven't washed the car in a few weeks now, but it looks cleaner then my black car would look after 2 days without washing.
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I actually went to a dealer lot to look around (at no particular car), saw the desert platinum coupe, and bought it within a couple days.
One thing I noticed, that is hard to explain.. is that the way the color shifts in different lighting conditions really shows off the lines of the car. The side profile has that crease that runs from the front bumper, through the doors, and towards the back. With the DP you can see a nice contrast between the top section and bottom section that really draws out that line. Again, hard to describe.
And the second plus, having come from a black car, is how long it looks clean. I hurt my hand and haven't washed the car in a few weeks now, but it looks cleaner then my black car would look after 2 days without washing.
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More or less I actually went to a dealer lot to look around (at no particular car), saw the desert platinum coupe, and bought it within a couple days.
One thing I noticed, that is hard to explain.. is that the way the color shifts in different lighting conditions really shows off the lines of the car. The side profile has that crease that runs from the front bumper, through the doors, and towards the back. With the DP you can see a nice contrast between the top section and bottom section that really draws out that line. Again, hard to describe.
And the second plus, having come from a black car, is how long it looks clean. I hurt my hand and haven't washed the car in a few weeks now, but it looks cleaner then my black car would look after 2 days without washing.
Dp is the way 2 go lol but yea everyones pretty much gunna pick the color they own
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My exact car. Originally Posted by Calamity
Twilight blue and black ftw
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Your pole is kinda biast, i like grey w/ no carbon fiber...grey doesnt stand out like an eye sore and keeps your car safer from idiots who want to fk with it.
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Ive got a 06 Lakeshore Slate with tan interior. I think im gonna do a carbon fiber lip kit on it.
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1+ for Black and white. i did matte black and white on mine.
here is a pic from my recent feature;
here is a pic from my recent feature;
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I have a DG with black volks w/ polished lips and some other black accents. IMO the hottest color combo is IP with gold wheels w/ polished lips. To each their own.