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Saw this driving down the road. Sorry for the pic quality! It definitely looks more grey, and you have to look hard to see the green in the sun.
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I never thought that I would buy a color on a car with the word Grey in it but I think I’m gonna do it.Saw this driving down the road. Sorry for the pic quality! It definitely looks more grey, and you have to look hard to see the green in the sun.
Thanks for the picture. Looks green to me! I saw one in person and thought it looked green as well. Someone earlier said people perceive it differently. I’m beginning to agree.
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Not a bad color by any means. I like to see interesting colors as options. Confused why the masses prefer bland grays, whites, and blacks over the rest of the spectrum. CG, although very close to grey, is at least dipping its' toes into the color pool
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Was driving behind one night last week. Again it was dark but I really liked the color. Now to see one in the light.
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My experience up close was grey in the sun and that touch of green and slight blue in the shade.
Saw more green in the sun when viewing the Sport from a distance greater than 30 feet.
Saw more green in the sun when viewing the Sport from a distance greater than 30 feet.
