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I've got a starfire pearl 09 and I have some 19" OEM LS600 7 spoke silver wheels that I am going to install soon. Should I got with matte black or gray paint for the calibers? And if gray, white or black Lexus logo stickers?
IMHO red, or yellow, or bright colors on a classy car like the LS really look odd and out of place. Those sorts of things belong on smaller, sportier cars. To me it makes the car look like its outfitted from Pep Boys, and you don't want that.
I would choose black, or a grey or silver color. The sort of thing you would see from the factory on a flagship car.
IMHO red, or yellow, or bright colors on a classy car like the LS really look odd and out of place. Those sorts of things belong on smaller, sportier cars. To me it makes the car look like its outfitted from Pep Boys, and you don't want that.
I would choose black, or a grey or silver color. The sort of thing you would see from the factory on a flagship car.
Red calipers come standard on Bentley, yellow on Maserati, red on the Panamera, I could go on. It's not just for ricers anymore. LOL. Let's face it, it comes down to personal likes. Heck, I'm thinking of changing mine to silver or black just for a change.
I'm familiar with Bentley and also wouldn't confuse them with RR. I just wouldn't classify them as "sporting" unless referring to the GT. One could argue that the F Sport LS was "sporting" but most don't agree.
Regardless, I don't think the addition or omission of a set of red calipers defines a car anymore than silver, black, or plaid..
I'm familiar with Bentley and also wouldn't confuse them with RR. I just wouldn't classify them as "sporting" unless referring to the GT. One could argue that the F Sport LS was "sporting" but most don't agree.
Regardless, I don't think the addition or omission of a set of red calipers defines a car anymore than silver, black, or plaid..
I'm familiar with Bentley and also wouldn't confuse them with RR. I just wouldn't classify them as "sporting" unless referring to the GT. One could argue that the F Sport LS was "sporting" but most don't agree.
Regardless, I don't think the addition or omission of a set of red calipers defines a car anymore than silver, black, or plaid..
Aren't the Fsport calipers bright blue?
Bentley cars all have a driver focus and a sporting nature that doesn't exist in say a Rolls Royce.
He asked for opinions and thats my opinion, I think bright red or blue calipers look silly on a car like the LS.