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Obviously the cars will look different between a 350 and 300 because of the F Sport styling touches. But, the paint itself will probably overall give the same vibe.
I love atomic silver, I have it, there many colors depending of the weather, sunny, cloudy... But the chrome part stands out less
IS300H, look like IS250.
I guess I might as well share mine too. It's no 2021+, but I do miss my 2016 for the looks of the paint if nothing else. Atomic Silver is one of my favorite Lexus colors. Here it was on an overcast day.
edit: And here's a more sunny day. I love how it changes!
Nice picture we can compare atomic silver in the front and silver in the back. With the atomic silver the front bumper F sport is more highlighted with the sun effect.
Nice picture we can compare atomic silver in the front and silver in the back. With the atomic silver the front bumper F sport is more highlighted with the sun effect.
yep, in person the difference is not that dramatic, compared to that photo, but I do prefer atomic silver over silver. It elevates the car more, even though silver in person is better looking than on photos. The car in the middle is mine, btw.
I never see a silver IS in person, only black, blue, atomic silver, with, and red. I can imagine it s différent in person.
It is lighter in value and has more pronounced metallic flake, while atomic silver does not have that and looks more like polished metal with a bit of golden hue, covered with a clear coat. It is not as cheap looking as a camry silver would, but not as distinct as atomic silver..
However, unlike bright colors (and non-flake ones), it does show body lines very well.
It is lighter in value and has more pronounced metallic flake, while atomic silver does not have that and looks more like polished metal with a bit of golden hue, covered with a clear coat. It is not as cheap looking as a camry silver would, but not as distinct as atomic silver..
However, unlike bright colors (and non-flake ones), it does show body lines very well.
I get it it's interesting Beforehand whitout possibility to see a car in person, see a car in movie it's a little bit better than picture, you can appreciate the effect of the color on the body line..
Some car come nice with one color other not with the same color. Like the new IS Gen4 (only what I saw on picture or movie) the grey is not the best color, like the IS gen3 (for my taste), I prefer a color more flashy than usualy for this new generation.
I get it it's interesting Beforehand whitout possibility to see a car in person, see a car in movie it's a little bit better than picture, you can appreciate the effect of the color on the body line..
Some car come nice with one color other not with the same color. Like the new IS Gen4 (only what I saw on picture or movie) the grey is not the best color, like the IS gen3 (for my taste), I prefer a color more flashy than usualy for this new generation.
Yep, but also, in that picture, highlights on my car are simply overexposed too much, because overall the rest of the cars are much darker in value, so the camera overexposed it a bit when trying to compensate for it. But you are also partially right in that the metallic look of atomic silver does accentuate curves and lines a bit better. In person those colors ( silver lining metallic and atomic silver) are a lot closer in brightness, than in photos