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It's either Titanium (like mine) or I'm a donkey's doodah. Which is a dangerous thing to say around these parts. It's my favourite because its hue changes when influenced by its surroundings - and much more than other colours IMO. Maybe down to all those sparkly mirrors. I don't want a shouty or 'exciting' colour for my AM.
Also, like others have said, it's easier to own.
Also, like others have said, it's easier to own.
C-B, the above car is Hammerhead Silver for sure.
I used to be unsure on the 'silvers' when I first started my register but after looking at thousands of photos over the last couple of years I'm now quite proficient!
I would grade the silver/greys as follows:-
Titanium - this one looks silver.
Lightning silver - like titanium but with pale blue in it.
Hammerhead silver - the lightest of the greys.
Tungsten - this look 'metal' colour, like steel, midway between silver and grey.
Meteorite - the first of the darker greys and the hardest to identify.
Quantum - sometimes looks black and is a dark grey.
Ceramic Grey - the first named Grey and as such isn't silver! This is like quantum but is much more sparkly/speckled. Looks black under certain lighting.
Mako blue - the best colour :-D
HTH!
I used to be unsure on the 'silvers' when I first started my register but after looking at thousands of photos over the last couple of years I'm now quite proficient!
I would grade the silver/greys as follows:-
Titanium - this one looks silver.
Lightning silver - like titanium but with pale blue in it.
Hammerhead silver - the lightest of the greys.
Tungsten - this look 'metal' colour, like steel, midway between silver and grey.
Meteorite - the first of the darker greys and the hardest to identify.
Quantum - sometimes looks black and is a dark grey.
Ceramic Grey - the first named Grey and as such isn't silver! This is like quantum but is much more sparkly/speckled. Looks black under certain lighting.
Mako blue - the best colour :-D
HTH!
DB9VolanteDriver said:
Aston's "50 Shades of Grey". Just get some kind of green and be done with it.
Saw a new DB9 volante in Buckingham green with winter wheat interior at works on Wednesday, it did look good
.There are many greys, in isolation they look good, but when we all get together, I concede it could look a bit bland.
Mako V12V said:
C-B, the above car is Hammerhead Silver for sure.
I used to be unsure on the 'silvers' when I first started my register but after looking at thousands of photos over the last couple of years I'm now quite proficient!
I would grade the silver/greys as follows:-
Titanium - this one looks silver.
Lightning silver - like titanium but with pale blue in it.
Hammerhead silver - the lightest of the greys.
Tungsten - this look 'metal' colour, like steel, midway between silver and grey.
Meteorite - the first of the darker greys and the hardest to identify.
Quantum - sometimes looks black and is a dark grey.
Ceramic Grey - the first named Grey and as such isn't silver! This is like quantum but is much more sparkly/speckled. Looks black under certain lighting.
Mako blue - the best colour :-D
HTH!
You missed off Sarthe Silver - only available for a very short time on DB9. Similar to Hammerhead with a hint if red. Great colour I used to be unsure on the 'silvers' when I first started my register but after looking at thousands of photos over the last couple of years I'm now quite proficient!
I would grade the silver/greys as follows:-
Titanium - this one looks silver.
Lightning silver - like titanium but with pale blue in it.
Hammerhead silver - the lightest of the greys.
Tungsten - this look 'metal' colour, like steel, midway between silver and grey.
Meteorite - the first of the darker greys and the hardest to identify.
Quantum - sometimes looks black and is a dark grey.
Ceramic Grey - the first named Grey and as such isn't silver! This is like quantum but is much more sparkly/speckled. Looks black under certain lighting.
Mako blue - the best colour :-D
HTH!

DB9VolanteDriver said:
Aston's "50 Shades of Grey". Just get some kind of green and be done with it.
I presume this must be the most famous and historic Aston Martin green.The Le Mans winning colour.
Oh by the way, the car was offered for £20 million a while ago.
I don't know whether it found a new owner.
Sometimes these transactions are kept very quiet.
silverspeed said:
You missed off Sarthe Silver - only available for a very short time on DB9. Similar to Hammerhead with a hint if red. Great colour 
Apologies Graham but I was focusing on v12v silvers. Although I did miss out the rarer casino Royale, Grigio Ferrari and skyfall silvers. 
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