Red or not

Like OMG....why are we discussing & deliberating over color when the real issue is F1 vs. 6-Speed?

 

I actually would go between RED/TAN BLACK/TAN

a 360 looks pretty ******* badass in BLACK/TAN also.. you guys don't think so?

 

Ask anyone on here and it will be the color of their car. For me Black/Black of course. People always tell me "it should be red and convertible". Same with F1 or 3 pedal car. Pick your favorite and enjoy!

 

+1.... I have to agree...... red is the first color on this flag....... ............. nero is the only real color...... long live the 'nero alleanza'!!!!
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Red

 

Choose the color you like not what you want to sell faster. You would be stuck with Red for 3 yrs while you own it and perhaps sell it in 3 weeks and not like the color or else go with less common place colors like TDF or Blu pozzi or silver and enjoy it while selling it may take 3 months . I agree more and more new F car owners are going for different colors and it is going to become a trend eventually.
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I normally skip threads having to do with color choices and "why should I buy a Ferrari when (Porsche, BMW, Merc, etc...) is better, cheaper, faster, etc....

This thread is for the most part interesting. I had a yellow Ferrari and I loved the color, actually I still do. I now have a Rosso Corsa Ferrari. I am honestly not sure why I went with Red. I know in the back of my mind I kept remember things like "Red is the only proper color for a Ferrari", "Red == easy resale", my family kept asking why yellow and not red, etc... I liked red, always wanted a red Ferrari, so I went with red.

OK, now that I have red, I like it, it is a "proper" Ferrari, but when we go on Ferrari runs, I am always looking at the Yellow, Titanium and Black ones and thinking to myself damn, those look good.

In the future, what ever my next Ferrari is, I am pretty sure it will have a metallic paint, regardless of the color. I think Titanium is a fantastic look for most Ferrari cars, the Bordeaux interior looks really classy in person.

Bottom line, look at all the colors and combinations in person, don't let us or others influence your choice.

Good luck in your decision POS0513!

 

The black is to hot of a color in CA and it looks dirty in one day. I had one car in black and I said never again. I would not want to sit down in a black interior spider that has been parked in the sun for a while

 

I owned a few black cars (I just love black)

black and tan Viper and my Esprit..

black audi

I don't seem to notice them getting dirty that fast.. I really dont get all that talk..

a 360 in black/tan would be one of the top choices for me (that or red)

lamborghini gallardo in black/black looks awesome.. so does a murcie..

a 355 spider looks best in red/tan though.. beautiful..

It's gotta be a touch choice.. red/tan or black/tan.. ugh

 

I live right on the edge of town where all the open fields for growing are. The dirt in the air will mess up a black car in one day.

 

Yes, in this case i have dilema But i still see black as best for some sedans, etc... I used to have black Nissan 300 ZX twinturbo in past. I bought this car after i owned pearl yellow 300ZX NA version. And the yellow was just better for me. Black is very nice, elegant color but black sport car seems to me like hidden. I have red now and i like it but if i would buy new Ferrari it would be yellow. I like red but agree its little bit boring....Too many reds.....

 

not that there is anything wrong with that....

 

color all depends on the model of the car... My next Ferrari.. maybe a 360 spider or coupe.. will be black or red. I love the black CS's with the stripe... very hot looking.. Red looks great on all Ferrari's most people think Ferrari they think red.. want to be different.. go with another color..

 

How about bianco fuji with a dark brown interior...? don't think that color came with the 360 but GAWD that would look hot!!! might look better on a 430, though...

 

I would prefer a TDF or other dark blue with either tan or couio (sp?) interior and a 6 speed manual on a 360 for sure. Todd, cover your eyes, here comes another red picture!!!




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And what is the decision ?

 

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!! Argh, ugh, umph, gasp, pfffffttt....

I can't take it anymore. Goodbye cruel world.

*filling bath tub and plugging in toaster as I wri.....................

 

Whew..alright then now we can get back to posting the red cars...
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nice lineup Chris!

 

IMO the older and newer cars look good in any color. The cars from the 80's-90's usually look great in red. I like the Black Cuio option the best on the 360...
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black is the king! red is so 80's and yellow is for guys with small c@*ks! that's at least what i always hear the ladies say!

 

I know you are kidding with the Girls and Gays comment but you better watch your butt, plenty of ***s own Ferrari's and might be waiting for you at the rest stops on a highway somewhere near you!

My wife, hates red cars, I would buy a red Ferrari - its very classic - especially with the tan interior. I have had 1 dark blue and 2 black cars one after another, I think I will get something a bit different next time maybe silver with bordeaux - again very classic too. Screw the resale.

 

Its a Ferrari no matter what you color it. It will stand out no matter what. Red or yellow will grab your attention a tad faster than Silverstone or black, but the millisecond someone notices its a Ferrari, the attention will be the same. So, my advice is get the color you like the best. I think its purely a personal preference.

best regards,
Jerry

 

Absolutely! The "gays and girls" comment was stupid. I don't think any of us buy Ferraris to impress the likes of him, whether he was kidding or not. Ferraris are gorgeous in any color, and I'd never put someone else down for the color s/he chose. It's a matter of personal preference, as you said, and opinion. . .And it is my opinion that some models and colors are more attractive than others. Let's see our fellow Ferrari owners' cars and hear their reasons for choosing particular color combinations. We can express our opinions about whether we also like their choices, but when we disagree there's no reflection on the owner.