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Gonna throw a wildcard here, some type of grey!
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I'm just gonna say it. I don't for the life of me get the love for Antimatter Blue and anyone who loves AMB but rips on AGM or A51 is a hypocrite. Outside of ideal lighting conditions AMB is just black, and even then is a lot closer to black than AGM or A51 are to gray.
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Antimatter Blue worked on the Mustang because its curves catch the light more dynamically, and the fact that it's lower means you can see direct overhead sunlight reflect off of it.
Compare that with the Bronco where it's much taller, completely flat, and the roof is matte black. It's not going to look good unless you have overhead studio lighting to properly highlight the metal flake.
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Eruption Green goes away in 2024.
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Possibly. We don't have enough history to know if Ford will rotate out their "modern takes on vintage colors" with the same speed as they have done so with Splash! Ranger colors or limited edition Bronco trims (1st Edition, Everglades, heritage, Oates, etc).
However, Eruption Green has already expanded to be on Bronco Sport, Ranger and Mustang, so it seems to have become a fleet color that will stick around for a typical 4-year lifespan.
My guess is that Ranger and Bronco unify their color pallet for 2024 and beyond (as they share MAP facilities) and there will be 1 dedicated limited edition paint booth dedicated at least one shift per day of limited run colors or Bronco/Ranger specific colors.
Sad for Cyber Orange as it was taken away from Bronco/Ranger for 2023, yet still available on the Mexican twins, Maverick and Bronco Sport.
Doubly sad as Ford clearly gives exactly 0 F's towards offering two of the same color at a time (AMBlack & Black in '21, Area 51 & Area 52 in '23), so they didn't pull Cyber Orange to make way for Yellowstone unless their prescription for medicinal meth lapsed. Anyway, there should still be 2-3 new colors announced after Q1 2023 for limited edition Broncos.
You have some great predictions outlined here and your renderings look fantastic. There are multiple colors here that I'd love to see go into production!
Neither of these are my 1st choice, but I can see Ford bringing them to the 2024 Bronco lineup. Forged Green Metallic and Alto Blue Metallic
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We will know once they finally announce the 2024 G6 Ranger, what the colors will be.
I have a sneaking suspicion that that random Everglades in Lead Foot Grey, we saw a picture of a few months back, is going to be one of the special edition colors.
The global G6 Ranger color pallet is very similar to what we have now, with a few exceptions. I've scoped out the Australian G6 Ranger B&P to see what they have.
I have no idea what would/could get axed but I'd bet 2 of the 3 spots could end up being Lead Foot Grey and Lightning Blue for the special editions. (Ranger & Bronco)
I have a sneaking suspicion that that random Everglades in Lead Foot Grey, we saw a picture of a few months back, is going to be one of the special edition colors.
The global G6 Ranger color pallet is very similar to what we have now, with a few exceptions. I've scoped out the Australian G6 Ranger B&P to see what they have.
I have no idea what would/could get axed but I'd bet 2 of the 3 spots could end up being Lead Foot Grey and Lightning Blue for the special editions. (Ranger & Bronco)
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There's no way they have both Yellowstone AND another yellow even if metallic.
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Great post...... I would order today if I could get flame blue
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Yes.
Every new limited edition trim has had a color associated with it. However, the color is locked behind the pay-wall of the trim level.
Everglades = stupid tan
Heritage = Robin's Egg Blue
1st edition = Lightning Blue
Unknown = Yellowstone
Oats edition = unknown
I personally don't see them changing that pattern, or that there is any reason to change it.
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