+1. I think the darker, more understated shades of red (Rosso Monza, Rosso Fiorano, Rosso Fuoco) really suit the lines of this car.
Do you think that 458 is painted Rosso Fiorano? RF appears quite dark when it is not in the sunshine. CH
Anyone else prefer the standard (non-sport) wheels? I think the sport wheels are just so boring and simple. I like the design of the standard rims and would prefer them any day of the week regardless of price and performance. Steve
Is this part of a strategy to make re-fueling faster? Removing and then replacing the traditional fuel cap wastes precious seconds from a the perspective of a pitstop.
I saw this yesterday on a new arrival, just being unloaded and unwrapped at my dealer. There was also a mirror hanger with instructions (mostly cautions) hanging inside. It warned against sticking your finger in the hole. Ha! I guess it would be like that Chinese finger puzzle that gets harder to remove the harder you pull. The detail guy said he saw rust on the torx screws that hold it in but I couldn't see any. The sales man said it wouldn't be a problem since none of his clients would drive in the rain.
Its an important issue, looks like Rosso Monza to me ?? the 599 is Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
Here is the same German 458. In the front view pic it looks more like this car is painted in Rosso Fuoco. Difficult to trust some pics due to differing exposures/camera quality. Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
This one looks like Grigio Alloy. It has a blue and crema bicolour interior. Image Unavailable, Please Login
I still think the 458 is Rosso Fiorano. The 599 below is Rosso Fuoco> CH Image Unavailable, Please Login