Lime Essence - Green or Yellow
Discussion
I think most casual observers would simply describe it as a yellow - despite there definitely being a green tint to the colour.
However, Aston have placed Lime Essence under the 'Greens' category on their online configurator but the more traditional yellows, like Ultra Yellow and Cosomopolitan Yellow, are under 'Bronzes & Oranges'...
However, Aston have placed Lime Essence under the 'Greens' category on their online configurator but the more traditional yellows, like Ultra Yellow and Cosomopolitan Yellow, are under 'Bronzes & Oranges'...
It will be interesting to hear what you think of the colour on the DBX when you see it. I never liked the Vantage in that colour in pictures or in real life but just after it launched I did see a DBSS in lime green at a car show and it looked fantastic. Not sure why, but my wife and I both liked it - perhaps because it was a sunny day and it was surounded by exotic cars at Salon Prive (I think). Haven’t seen a DBX in lime green except in pictures but I think it is a colour and a car you need to see in the metal to appreciate.
Typo edited
Typo edited
Edited by Westlondondriver on Tuesday 15th November 12:03
As AM are pretty tricky with their paint blending I think they`ve taken predominantly yellow hue mixed with a green to give the effect. If you look at a Munsell Hue Circle you see where green and yellow colours over-lap they have a very similar hue. With Lime Essence, in some light you can see both the yellow and green hues. The yellow is strong in direct light, with the green more blatant in the shadow detail.
It`s a bit like the age-old tennis ball quandary...



It`s a bit like the age-old tennis ball quandary...
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