Blue - It's The First Rule Of TVR Ownership!
Discussion
Ok folks.
Since some of you clearly won't learn the first rule of TVR ownership, Blue is best,
and to save going too off topic elsewhere, let hold this one-sided debate here.
It could be a very short debate.
Our illustrious leader, Peter wheeler drives a Chameleon BLUE 4.5 RR Cerbera!
Since some of you clearly won't learn the first rule of TVR ownership, Blue is best,
and to save going too off topic elsewhere, let hold this one-sided debate here.
It could be a very short debate.
Our illustrious leader, Peter wheeler drives a Chameleon BLUE 4.5 RR Cerbera!
gbbird said:No
does Chameleon means it changes colour? Cearly Peter did'nt want a permanently Blue cerbie or he would'nt stand out in the crowd 
Chameleon simply means, MORE shades of blue.
Imperial, Tahiti, Viper etc etc.
I see no sign of pink (otherwise known as red,) Silver or Midas Halcyon pearlescent.
Anymore of that Greg and I'll have to instruct Peter to recall all non blue cars
to have the latest upgrade - a Blue respray!
barry sheene said:Tut tut Barry, late to this aren't we?
If blue is best, why is the TVR branding purple ?
ex-purple TVR owner
Most BLUE Cerbera's are designed to reflect a hint of purple.
TVR makes mistakes, we all know that and now they know it should have been blue
but rebranding would bankrupt the company.
I'm sure Ben would confirm that.
I don't even see why we're having this argument. Simple facts, all scientifically provable:
Blue cars look better
Blue cars go faster
Blue cars handle better
Blue cars are more reliable
Blue cars hold their value better
Drivers of blue cars are more attractive to the opposite sex, are better in bed, earn more money, and even smell better
Silver is reserved for TTs.
Red is reserved for Fezzas (and Cerbs that want to be pink).
Green is reserved for MGs & Jags.
Yellow is deserving punishment
Purple wishes it was blue (and will fade to it)
Black just needs a good wash & polish to show the blue up
Ted, all that needs to be said has been - you can close the thread now...
>> Edited by j_s_g on Thursday 18th March 13:30
Blue cars look better
Blue cars go faster
Blue cars handle better
Blue cars are more reliable
Blue cars hold their value better
Drivers of blue cars are more attractive to the opposite sex, are better in bed, earn more money, and even smell better
Silver is reserved for TTs.
Red is reserved for Fezzas (and Cerbs that want to be pink).
Green is reserved for MGs & Jags.
Yellow is deserving punishment
Purple wishes it was blue (and will fade to it)
Black just needs a good wash & polish to show the blue up
Ted, all that needs to be said has been - you can close the thread now... >> Edited by j_s_g on Thursday 18th March 13:30
j_s_g said:
Loads of stuff ..... and ....
Black just needs a good wash & polish to show the blue up
How right you are, thats all it takes is a simple wash and it shows the blue up (and puts it in it's place!*)
Edited to add >>
* Which is both aesthetically and alphabetically behind black
>> Edited by jonnie5 on Thursday 18th March 13:49
carl_w said:
Surely the only reason you've had to upgrade to a 4.5 is because you're carrying around all the weight of that nasty blue paint?
I have black paint = no pigments. Must be lighter.
No, my 4.2 was blue as well.
Black eh? So you have the TVR Stealth model that doesn't want to be seen?!
Check out these real quotes re car colours -
'Bright colours generally work best on sports cars and hot hatches'
“Avoid colours like yellow, unless it’s a sports car, convertible or hot hatch'
'And if you’re buying an executive car go for silver, blue or black'. Cerb is not an executive car so dont do it
www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,7053-705090,00.html
And finally............
'New research suggests yellow is in fact the colour of winners.
Yellow is a very positive colour and is associated with happy things like the beach and sunshine.
We all feel better when the sun comes out."
news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/funny_old_game/1445069.stm
Look - not a blue car in sight -
The Anti Blue Campaign (ABC)
>> Edited by gbbird on Thursday 18th March 15:54
'Bright colours generally work best on sports cars and hot hatches'
“Avoid colours like yellow, unless it’s a sports car, convertible or hot hatch'
'And if you’re buying an executive car go for silver, blue or black'. Cerb is not an executive car so dont do it
www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,7053-705090,00.html
And finally............
'New research suggests yellow is in fact the colour of winners.
Yellow is a very positive colour and is associated with happy things like the beach and sunshine.
We all feel better when the sun comes out."
news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/funny_old_game/1445069.stm
Look - not a blue car in sight -
The Anti Blue Campaign (ABC)
>> Edited by gbbird on Thursday 18th March 15:54
j_s_g said:
I don't even see why we're having this argument. Simple facts, all scientifically provable:
Blue cars look better
Blue cars go faster
Blue cars handle better
Blue cars are more reliable
Blue cars hold their value better
Drivers of blue cars are more attractive to the opposite sex, are better in bed, earn more money, and even smell better
Silver is reserved for TTs.
Red is reserved for Fezzas (and Cerbs that want to be pink).
Green is reserved for MGs & Jags.
Yellow is deserving punishment
Purple wishes it was blue (and will fade to it)
Black just needs a good wash & polish to show the blue up
>> Edited by j_s_g on Thursday 18th March 13:30
You forgot to mention, blue the most popular car colour in Eastbourne
D.
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