I’d say green, if you weren’t wrapping it. Matted green might look faded, I know I wouldn’t like it.
I’d have to vote silver.
I’d have to vote silver.
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How much was the wrap?I think we may own your vehicles love child:
OP, you make some good points on the Silver but I would go green.
Just under $3k, which is cheap for a wrap, however, I did a bunch of the prep work myself by removing the top, grill, flares, spare tire & mount, trail sights, other trim, etc and basically delivered the vehicle ready to wrap. And then re-installed those components as well.
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Silver...then again all my cars (6) are white 
I live in the wrong state!!! Wraps around here are somewhere around $10K.
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Here's both colors with the stealth wrap to help you make an informed decision:
My vote is for the green!
My vote is for the green!
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Kermit or the Silver Surfer? Hhhmmm....
I live in the Pacific NorthWet, where silver cars tend to disappear on dreary days. The DRL help.
I liked the green on my Range Rover, but it was British.
I liked the green on my Range Rover, but it was British.
I can't tell you how many times people complimented me on the color of my Bronco... (Eruption Green)
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So subjective...for me, in a few years the green would feel dated. As at least one other person has mentioned, I like the way silver compliments the hardtop and trim. On gray days it doesn't pop as much as some of the more bling colors, but in sunlight, especially with snow....
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Those are my two favorite Bronco colors! My wife absolutely loves the green though she's not usually a green lover. I think the Cactus Gray looks pretty decent but she hates it. She saw a Raptor in Cyber Orange drive by and she fell in love with it, but when I told her how much it costs and how it's too wide for my purposes she conceded to reality.
Neither of us gives a flying fig about looking "dated". Dated is our middle name which we wear proudly.
Target date is late this year to take the plunge... though the new Tacoma is still in the running.
I've had my EG for just over a year, only driven it about 1500 miles, and probably have had 10 complete strangers come up to me to complement it, which is even more impressive with how many exotics there are in the mid-peninsula of the SF Bay Area (Bugatti, Carrera GT, Singer Porsches, a Cobrari FFS, DB5, Atoms, Paganis).
However, I personally would not put matte PPF on it (I have a full clear PPF + Ceramic). If you are worried about the 90's version of green being dated, which was mostly teal for Acura/Ford/Porsche, I would think that might not age well like "frozen" BMW colors.
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Green goes in and out of style. Depends on how long you want to keep it I guess. Personally I dislike all greens browns and tans on vehicles. Like you said, it’s subjective.
I am biased, but EG for the win. We were on the fence about ordering a Bronco or not, but when EG was announced, wifey and I were sold. No regerts!
As some have mentioned, green goes in and out of style. But because EG has sooo many shades, depending on the light, it will stay very unique for years to come.
However, should I ever need to replace Frank for some reason, I will likely go IS if it is still an option. Loved my IS F150. Sparkled in the sun when clean and properly detailed. Didnt show the dirt if I neglected it. And doesn't stand out in the crowd, if you are trying to blend in. No chance you will blend into the crow with EG. Do you like conversations with total strangers, or not?
Good Luck, and whatever you choose, you will absolutely love your new ride.
As some have mentioned, green goes in and out of style. But because EG has sooo many shades, depending on the light, it will stay very unique for years to come.
However, should I ever need to replace Frank for some reason, I will likely go IS if it is still an option. Loved my IS F150. Sparkled in the sun when clean and properly detailed. Didnt show the dirt if I neglected it. And doesn't stand out in the crowd, if you are trying to blend in. No chance you will blend into the crow with EG. Do you like conversations with total strangers, or not?
Good Luck, and whatever you choose, you will absolutely love your new ride.
Was this the picture? Saw the initial announcement, didn't need a 4x4. A year later, saw this, but didn't need a 4x4. Six months later, wife's X3 was totaled (she was ok) and she couldn't decide on a replacement, so I got mine in early 2023.
https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a37362084/2022-ford-bronco-new-colors/
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