Do you mind explaining a bit more detail what you mean by
"design lines"... ?
I admit that I wanted to see more "details" of the car(?) every spoiler
and every panel clearly... but maybe that is not the line of the car?
And doesn't white shows the overall shape of the car better? The shape
will not be obscured due to insufficient lighting..

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by JT-KGY
[B]

Do you mind explaining a bit more detail what you mean by

 

While everyone is sitting here arguing about "design lines", I think that I will go and DRIVE mine. Why is everyone worrying about what everyone else is thinking about their color choice?

I could care less what anyone thinks about the color of my car....it's MY choice. I'm the one that will either enjoy my choice or have to put up with it. Get what you want. It's YOUR car.

 

I agree with some of the other arguments, but not this one. I've had white vehicles, my wife has a white vehicle, and I have found they are not at all hard to keep clean. We don't live in Georgia, however, with all that red mud...that would be a different story. Here in SoCal white is easier than dark colors to keep clean. I had a black car - the hardest to keep clean.

 

ONE WORD



WHITE

 

This I totally agree... After all, I have a purple M3... it's MY choice, I can careless what other
thinks..
The "design lines" is just a friendly discussion between me and Shark..


Oh ya.. another benefit of white.. it's easier to hide swirl marks & light scratches..
(Had a white car back then... 94 Supra TT)

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Garyj
[B]

I agree with some of the other arguments, but not this one.

 

Well, it's Friday...

Whadja order????

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Shark
[B]

What gets dirtier faster?

 

Pick out what is good for you. Obviously you are going to get personal bias in most of these responses.
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BLACK OF COURSE haha