What's this colour?
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Oops. Just checked my files. Cairngorm Grey wasn't actually a launch colour. I think it was added a couple of years later, along with Pentland Green.
"In keeping with the DB7's British sports car heritage, each of the colour shades has been named after a range of hills or mountains in Britain. The colour shades, which were specified by the DB7's designer Ian Callum, include Cotswold Champagne, Mendip and Quantock Blue, Cheviot Red, Brecon Anthracite, Pennine Grey, Malvern Silver and ... Chiltern Green."
"In keeping with the DB7's British sports car heritage, each of the colour shades has been named after a range of hills or mountains in Britain. The colour shades, which were specified by the DB7's designer Ian Callum, include Cotswold Champagne, Mendip and Quantock Blue, Cheviot Red, Brecon Anthracite, Pennine Grey, Malvern Silver and ... Chiltern Green."
Edited by sirdavid on Monday 4th February 23:58
Thanks folks, just realised I hadn't checked the 'reply' box so thought you were all asleep 
It's a US car if that makes a difference; what I particularly liked was the warm bronzey look - but had never seen a DB7 in that colour advertised anywhwere. Is it really called 'grey'?
Meantime if anyone has a good late DB7 Vantage Volante in chiltern green, silver or ^^^ for sale please let me know!

It's a US car if that makes a difference; what I particularly liked was the warm bronzey look - but had never seen a DB7 in that colour advertised anywhwere. Is it really called 'grey'?
Meantime if anyone has a good late DB7 Vantage Volante in chiltern green, silver or ^^^ for sale please let me know!
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