Non-black convertible roofs
Discussion
Whilst idly browsing this month’s C&SC, dribbling over cars I’ll never see let alone own, I noticed a black R8 for sale with a red hood. It looks great, just not as good as it would with a black hood.
I configured a Mercedes once, an E Class I think it was, brown with a brown hood. Should have been great, but no.
I love a convertible, but I’ve never seen a non-black roof that looks as good as a black roof (tin-tops excluded). . Prove me wrong…
I configured a Mercedes once, an E Class I think it was, brown with a brown hood. Should have been great, but no.
I love a convertible, but I’ve never seen a non-black roof that looks as good as a black roof (tin-tops excluded). . Prove me wrong…
I specc’ed my old e class in old man burgundy, with a dark red roof and tan interior. According to MB the roof wasn’t reccoemnded with the exterior, and the interior was recommended with the paint colour. What do MB know…as standard it would have had a black roof and black seats with red stitching!!

Mines orange, suits the car better than the black roofs.

In terms of soft tops, I love a red one on a silver car, and that beige Bentley one looks great too.
Nothing wrong with a bit of colour. I don't know who decided that cars should all be made in black and white these days, but it's really boring...
I even smile when I see a pink wrapped car go past because at least it's something different to look at.
In terms of soft tops, I love a red one on a silver car, and that beige Bentley one looks great too.
Nothing wrong with a bit of colour. I don't know who decided that cars should all be made in black and white these days, but it's really boring...
I even smile when I see a pink wrapped car go past because at least it's something different to look at.
Generally I prefer black roofs, classic, easy to care for as they age, and because its not a colour no need to match anything. Blue gets a second best.
Colours look awful as they age and fade, particularly red, beige, grey, white just no.
I like an interior/exterior contrast but combining too many colours generally looks a mess.
Colours look awful as they age and fade, particularly red, beige, grey, white just no.
I like an interior/exterior contrast but combining too many colours generally looks a mess.
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