Green was massively en vogue. Specifying green on a modern car however is a matter personal (bad) taste. Just watch the re-sale value plummet!

I'm binary on white cars - some cars really suit it (v12v, DBS, gt3, m3), others simply do not (5series, range rover...). Grey/meteriote is pretty safe though ;-)

I don't think any cars look better in white than other colours. In fact the majority look truly awful, especially with the equally horrible obsession for dark wheels

Someone as Aston Martin must have thought specifying dark green was a good idea as it was their press car for the MPH show

Aston also unveiled that 310 thingy in a colour combo that we all loved (not!).

Good job on removing the burlwoood door caps and replacing them with matching leather. My first thought when I saw the "before" picture was that there were way too many colors and textures going on—I counted 6 total! Less is more.

That makes me feel all warm inside.

Carbon aesthetics on Astons are purchased by track suit wearers with rapper gear? Do most people on here dress up as P Diddy at the weekends in your rather odd perception? You really have no idea do you?

The comments in this place get more ridiculous by the day! Still, thanks for the laugh

In fairness to Georgous I have a new Vantage S and the CF splitter and diffuser on the bumpers are not to my taste.
I think it detracts from the "beauty & soul" of Aston Martin
A theoretical argument about which is better goes out the window when it is your own hard cash being spent.
This is also the reason many like to see "brave" paints and interiors but never take the plunge with their own money (me included )

I do like the contrast but it just breaks up the lines a bit too much for my liking
I think the N400 is the best looking V8V

Well done, you've just managed a '10 years younger' result on your car, it looks much better.

Wood does look very dated now, but gloss black looks very downmarket like a Ford / Vauxhall, they all seem to be black leather, with shiny black and painted silver dash, so I'm surprised AM dealers all order their stock cars in black with piano black (do they just ask for 'Mondeo look-alike' or 'Insignia replica'?)

But, if you want gloss black, then I've seen it done on an Audi A8 by removing the wood and having it done in black lacquer. Its a much cheaper option. And if you want real style, then why not have the ski slope done in another colour, maybe the exterior colour or even tan to match your door panels?

Im not directing any disdain towards drivers of green cars. My point is squarely aimed at George who needs to understand that his view is only his view no matter how many expletives he uses to express it....and that, believe it or not, some people will dislike his green car with its old school interior as much as he dislikes white cars or cf. Didn't mean to have a dig at green cars! :-)