My brain is pretty clear, I like the features of the car shape, I hate the two tone scheme - it's boring and ugly (to me of course) and reminds be of old Caddy's (and recent Lucids). It looks worse that the artsy Taycan, which while not my taste, at least it doesn't seem boring.
Seems to be an offering in the super expensive cars as a really pricy option on Maybachs, Rolls Royce, and top BMW and Mercedes models.
Maybe it's a generational thing - the 2 tone makes a car looks really old to me. Or maybe some things get old. I remember seeing the enamel grey color on cars back in 2019/2020 (I used to call it "J.B.Weld" colors, as they reminded me of the epoxy), I thought it looked nice. Now that every other car has a variation of this enamel pastel grey, it looks dated to me. I parked next to a chalk Taycan last night, I must admit, chalk lost its luster for me. Somehow the monochrome primary colors (white, black, red, green, yellow, blue) seem to be more timeless than other colors which seem to come and go - they've been around for ages, still look elegant (again, to me). Here is the chalk (I think) car from last night.
We didn’t get many 2-tone cars here or Europe that I remember back in the 60s and 70s like I have seen in American films of the period, and still don’t really, just offered on bigger more expensive models.Maybe it's a generational thing - the 2 tone makes a car looks really old to me. Or maybe some things get old. I remember seeing the enamel grey color on cars back in 2019/2020 (I used to call it "J.B.Weld" colors, as they reminded me of the epoxy), I thought it looked nice. Now that every other car has a variation of this enamel pastel grey, it looks dated to me. I parked next to a chalk Taycan last night, I must admit, chalk lost its luster for me. Somehow the monochrome primary colors (white, black, red, green, yellow, blue) seem to be more timeless than other colors which seem to come and go - they've been around for ages, still look elegant (again, to me). Here is the chalk (I think) car from last night.
2 tone is generational. That's also why RR now has a white wall tire option now.Maybe it's a generational thing - the 2 tone makes a car looks really old to me. Or maybe some things get old. I remember seeing the enamel grey color on cars back in 2019/2020 (I used to call it "J.B.Weld" colors, as they reminded me of the epoxy), I thought it looked nice. Now that every other car has a variation of this enamel pastel grey, it looks dated to me. I parked next to a chalk Taycan last night, I must admit, chalk lost its luster for me. Somehow the monochrome primary colors (white, black, red, green, yellow, blue) seem to be more timeless than other colors which seem to come and go - they've been around for ages, still look elegant (again, to me). Here is the chalk (I think) car from last night.
