Lime green gs300 on 24s

come on really?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYx3c...eature=related

 

another nice car ruined.....what's new....

 

That is so beyond horrible words cannot explain my agony...

 

 

the whole reason the video was shot when the car was stopped is probably coz' the car couldn't even turn to make it out of the driveway?

 

Is that VIP-to-the-max? What a mess.

 

I actually like the color. Too many cars, IMO, are painted like hearses.

But the 24s? ............................... Puh-leaze.

 

That's STHOOOPID!

 

I've seen better more tasteful colors.

 

gangsta!!!!! hahaha i see these cars everywhere down here

 

I'll agree at least to the extent that automotive colors don't HAVE to be lollipop/pastel or sports-car-bright to be attractive. One of the most attractive shades, IMO, and still not rainbow-bright, is called Amythist, a gorgeous purplish-gray if done correctly....Cadillac did a great job with it in the 1990's. Another is Coral, an orangish hue that is not bright orange, but a subdued pinkish/reddish-orange. Another is Copper/Burnt-Orange. Another is Teal/Aqua Blue-Green. Another was Saturn's Silver Plum, offered in the late 90's, similiar to Amythist but somewhat lighter. And still another is Saffron, a light amber/yellowish/orange color that Volvo made famous with the first-generation C70 (I'm sure you remember it).

But you just don't see those colors anymore. Pick up the average auto brochure today and, with a few exceptions here and there for the sportier models, it's the same old color-plates over and over again.....silver, black, gray, burgundy, light or dark blue, beige/gold, and white or White Pearl.

 

OMFG! My eyes..