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I know its built to a price but I was very disappointed with the matt black plastic on the front spoiler of the 540C. I haven't seen such cheap looking plastic on a car for years.
How much more would it really have cost to have the palladium finish which I think is so much better.
Must admit the Blade silver car I saw was in the showroom under the lights and had orange calipers and interior highlights. It did look stunning in the showroom but note your comments re a grey day.
Saw a white and black car outside and they both looked good.
Just not sure about the swan wings being black on a white car. I almost prefer it when they are body colour for some reason.
With the blade silver and palladium it was not such a stark contrast and looked good.
Again its personal but not sure about bright colours on the car either
How much more would it really have cost to have the palladium finish which I think is so much better.
Must admit the Blade silver car I saw was in the showroom under the lights and had orange calipers and interior highlights. It did look stunning in the showroom but note your comments re a grey day.
Saw a white and black car outside and they both looked good.
Just not sure about the swan wings being black on a white car. I almost prefer it when they are body colour for some reason.
With the blade silver and palladium it was not such a stark contrast and looked good.
Again its personal but not sure about bright colours on the car either
Beefmeister said:
Ok, may I change my mind as I do quite like that actually. Maybe not my wheel of choice though. Looks pretty but a bit like the petal wheels.My personal preference is the superlight wheels in diamond cut finish
Edited by RamboLambo on Thursday 12th January 19:51
Targarama said:
Streetrod said:
Now this to me is a great spec on a GT painted in MSO defined Cerulean Blue with yellow calipers
Mine is on order in this very colour, with std wheels and cream leather. I can't wait! (Standard caliper colour for now, I can't justify Mc's price for caliper painting.)Streetrod said:
Targarama said:
Streetrod said:
Now this to me is a great spec on a GT painted in MSO defined Cerulean Blue with yellow calipers
Mine is on order in this very colour, with std wheels and cream leather. I can't wait! (Standard caliper colour for now, I can't justify Mc's price for caliper painting.)I'm spending money on carbon air intakes and side skirts instead.
Btw this exterior paint colour is an MSO colour £££
MDL111 said:
Streetrod said:
Now this to me is a great spec on a GT painted in MSO defined Cerulean Blue with yellow calipers
colour looks nice, but would prefer it with silver calipers and black belts (and probably the doors all in body colour)Targarama said:
Streetrod said:
Targarama said:
Streetrod said:
Now this to me is a great spec on a GT painted in MSO defined Cerulean Blue with yellow calipers
Mine is on order in this very colour, with std wheels and cream leather. I can't wait! (Standard caliper colour for now, I can't justify Mc's price for caliper painting.)I'm spending money on carbon air intakes and side skirts instead.
Btw this exterior paint colour is an MSO colour £££
Again being nosey how much is Cerulean blue as an option? You have to answer I am just curious
Edited by Streetrod on Friday 13th January 13:08
It will be interesting to see how the future values or the 570s and GT are affected by the addition of external carbon or not as the palladium finish still looks really nice up close and personal. Its only when you put two cars together, one with and one without that you consider the differences in my opinion.
Internal carbon on the other hand I think is almost essential as a finishing touch on a 570
The 650 on the other hand seems to be more carbon dependant
Internal carbon on the other hand I think is almost essential as a finishing touch on a 570
The 650 on the other hand seems to be more carbon dependant
Streetrod said:
It will be interesting to see how the future values or the 570s and GT are affected by the addition of external carbon or not as the palladium finish still looks really nice up close and personal. Its only when you put two cars together, one with and one without that you consider the differences in my opinion.
Internal carbon on the other hand I think is almost essential as a finishing touch on a 570
The 650 on the other hand seems to be more carbon dependant
Agreed. I've gone for cf interior bits.Internal carbon on the other hand I think is almost essential as a finishing touch on a 570
The 650 on the other hand seems to be more carbon dependant
I am not thinking about resale too much (most Mc buyers are I know). I'm buying a car for a lot of money that I want to enjoy, I plan to keep it for a number of years. If I lose the value of £5k of cf then so be it. Every time I walk up to the door and open it and see the cf intakes and door cills I will be happy. Many people won't understand that logic, which is fine, but I'm buying for me and not the next owner
Targarama said:
Streetrod said:
It will be interesting to see how the future values or the 570s and GT are affected by the addition of external carbon or not as the palladium finish still looks really nice up close and personal. Its only when you put two cars together, one with and one without that you consider the differences in my opinion.
Internal carbon on the other hand I think is almost essential as a finishing touch on a 570
The 650 on the other hand seems to be more carbon dependant
Agreed. I've gone for cf interior bits.Internal carbon on the other hand I think is almost essential as a finishing touch on a 570
The 650 on the other hand seems to be more carbon dependant
I am not thinking about resale too much (most Mc buyers are I know). I'm buying a car for a lot of money that I want to enjoy, I plan to keep it for a number of years. If I lose the value of £5k of cf then so be it. Every time I walk up to the door and open it and see the cf intakes and door cills I will be happy. Many people won't understand that logic, which is fine, but I'm buying for me and not the next owner
Streetrod said:
That 540 is an absolutely beautiful spec! Although I feel as if the rear needs some sort of spoiler as it is a little flat. The front is the best angle in my opinion. Sam's car looks great too, the green looks dark in some lights and then when the sun hits it the car has a kind of gold glow about it, very special. Gassing Station | McLaren | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff