Color Poll
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Originally Posted by GT-Ron
+1. That's why you never catch me ******* any of the other colors. We all choose what we think looks best... ...or in some case, what we think will make us look more masculine. 
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Originally Posted by GT-Ron
Pathetic!^ Some of you are really ridiculous with the way you diss the colors other than what you have. You think DG looks best, so you have to insult the owners of other colors?
Personally, I've never needed a "masculine" color to help define my masculinity. I choose the color that I think looks best on the car so that I'm happy with my choice. Clearly, that's not the same line of thinking that prompted some of you who, perhaps, needed the color to clarify your sexuality for others.
Am I the only one that notices how much BO and even DG owners diss IP as a "girly" color, while you rarely see IP owners ******* the owners of other colors? When you have to insult others so badly, it simply comes across as a very transparent technique to transfer your own insecurities. Does it really take something like that for you to feel better about the color choice you made? Why am I even asking? It's apparent that it is.
I hope it makes you feel like you're packing oranges instead of grapes, because it sure suggests otherwise to others.
Personally, I've never needed a "masculine" color to help define my masculinity. I choose the color that I think looks best on the car so that I'm happy with my choice. Clearly, that's not the same line of thinking that prompted some of you who, perhaps, needed the color to clarify your sexuality for others.
Am I the only one that notices how much BO and even DG owners diss IP as a "girly" color, while you rarely see IP owners ******* the owners of other colors? When you have to insult others so badly, it simply comes across as a very transparent technique to transfer your own insecurities. Does it really take something like that for you to feel better about the color choice you made? Why am I even asking? It's apparent that it is.
I hope it makes you feel like you're packing oranges instead of grapes, because it sure suggests otherwise to others.
Understood, benbo, but after seeing such comments repeated over and over around here (most of the time, seriously), it gets old, joke or not. I have a feeling you might have a similar reaction if you consistently had people insinuating that you're a *** because you drive DG coupe. No reason to dog on other owners like that. And like I said, us IP owners here this **** too much around here. The ironic thing is that it's only around here, among fellow G owners.
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in all honesty, the coupe looks best in IP, but i'd never get it because, yes, it is a chick color.
DG looks sleek but everyone and their grandmother has it (85% of the coupes i see), so forget it.
LP (liquid platinum) is actually not very common at all here in LA (probably cuz everybody's busy getting DG), and would be my second choice after the BEST color there is....
always bet on BLACK, baby. it shines the brightest when polished up and looks hard when dirty. and chicks dig it cuz you can't get more masculine then black.
DG looks sleek but everyone and their grandmother has it (85% of the coupes i see), so forget it.
LP (liquid platinum) is actually not very common at all here in LA (probably cuz everybody's busy getting DG), and would be my second choice after the BEST color there is....
always bet on BLACK, baby. it shines the brightest when polished up and looks hard when dirty. and chicks dig it cuz you can't get more masculine then black.
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twilight blue, hands down.
I own an Ivory Pearl G35 sedan. Indeed it looks mighty fine with its pearlescent luster, but I feel that on a coupe it looks extremely geared for the street tuner like the top secret G35 in the ad that's flashing and blinding me while i'm making this post.
I own an Ivory Pearl G35 sedan. Indeed it looks mighty fine with its pearlescent luster, but I feel that on a coupe it looks extremely geared for the street tuner like the top secret G35 in the ad that's flashing and blinding me while i'm making this post.
Originally Posted by eddwin
...I feel that on a coupe it (IP) looks extremely geared for the street tuner...
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From: houston
All the colors are beautiful in there own way.........HOWEVER
The sun dance on its surface
A Reflection of not only a smile from an owner's face
A Reflection of the owner's soul
A war between love and hate
The ultimate beauty
Black
The sun dance on its surface
A Reflection of not only a smile from an owner's face
A Reflection of the owner's soul
A war between love and hate
The ultimate beauty
Black
LOL^ Nice.
I guess the issue of location plays a factor as well. I was looking at the parking lot behind my office, which was filled with 63 cars/trucks/SUVs. Of those, I counted 27 white vehicles, which is over 1/3. That's a pretty good representation of the cars out here, but this is pretty much the desert, so it figures. White is likely seen differently here than it is in areas with a milder climate.
I guess the issue of location plays a factor as well. I was looking at the parking lot behind my office, which was filled with 63 cars/trucks/SUVs. Of those, I counted 27 white vehicles, which is over 1/3. That's a pretty good representation of the cars out here, but this is pretty much the desert, so it figures. White is likely seen differently here than it is in areas with a milder climate.
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Originally Posted by GT-Ron
LOL^ Nice.
I guess the issue of location plays a factor as well. I was looking at the parking lot behind my office, which was filled with 63 cars/trucks/SUVs. Of those, I counted 27 white vehicles, which is over 1/3. That's a pretty good representation of the cars out here, but this is pretty much the desert, so it figures. White is likely seen differently here than it is in areas with a milder climate.
I guess the issue of location plays a factor as well. I was looking at the parking lot behind my office, which was filled with 63 cars/trucks/SUVs. Of those, I counted 27 white vehicles, which is over 1/3. That's a pretty good representation of the cars out here, but this is pretty much the desert, so it figures. White is likely seen differently here than it is in areas with a milder climate.
