My "new" 2004 UL LS430
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The '04-'06 was different than '01-'03. LED taillights.
To each their own, but I prefer black, but the "champagne" is unique in that it's not a factory color so shouldn't be another like it.
To each their own, but I prefer black, but the "champagne" is unique in that it's not a factory color so shouldn't be another like it.
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Color looks great - looks real good with those wheels - nice car.
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@CDW91: Though I liked it at first,then I realized the black color seemed to be hard to keep clean,easily be seen with dirt covered and the main thing was that I didn't like dark colors anyway. And my old color was fully black(Obsidian)
@Vpanin: It cost about 1200$ and I also replaced 2 rear air suspensions for 2000$,pretty cheap for me.
@Vpanin: It cost about 1200$ and I also replaced 2 rear air suspensions for 2000$,pretty cheap for me.
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U.S. spec. 01-03 was not LED taillights.
As for dirt, yeah, black is terrible. You wash it and by time you back it up into your garage, it's dusty again. The "cashmere" will definitely hide dirt so much better.
Our first family minivan was "champagne" color and we hand washed it and always seemed so clean. Then we got a dark burgandy minivan and did the same wash and always missed spots here and there, so we thought we must have missed these on the first minivan too, but because of the color we just did not see it.
As for dirt, yeah, black is terrible. You wash it and by time you back it up into your garage, it's dusty again. The "cashmere" will definitely hide dirt so much better.
Our first family minivan was "champagne" color and we hand washed it and always seemed so clean. Then we got a dark burgandy minivan and did the same wash and always missed spots here and there, so we thought we must have missed these on the first minivan too, but because of the color we just did not see it.