Congrats! What color is that?
A bit darker blue than post #3424. However a question mark regarding this new factory build XX making it's on road debut in which shade of metallic blue? Anyone here getting this new blue XX build? The 'tri-color' in front of the rear tire is a unique detail to... Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login - Derek Photography
This paint color was created for a client who has used it before. This time the XX is painted Verde Wojo > Image Unavailable, Please Login - Derek Photography
The XX builds continue to surprise with so many different 'looks' that reflect individual values. Here we have what looks like Beige Dore Opaco with Flash Orange trim. Image Unavailable, Please Login - BSCATW
Looks interesting! Unfortunately this is just somebody photoshopped the demo car when it was displayed at Miller Motorcars last year, I think some members may even be there.
Yes, I wasn't sure about this XX so added the caveat 'what looks like' though these buyers in general have been very liberal in their design ideas. As always the man with the answers, thank you very much. Lance shared his official FERRARI XX picture recently of a build coming to America. This build has a classic look to it; especially the livery design > Image Unavailable, Please Login -
Delivery day for an XX build with LOTS of carbon > Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login - Serge R. Alfanero
The sun is gone earlier but the Ferrari models keep showing up. This XX build features an Atelier specification. The paint color is Verde Forest with a pale green livery. The carbon wheels are a popular XX choice > Image Unavailable, Please Login - Derek Photography
The popular dreamlines feature on the wheels of this white XX model. This client chose blue dreamlines for the painted wheels. Image Unavailable, Please Login - Derek Photography
This XX was ordered with the increasingly popular paint color Sanu Silver. The black wheels feature silver dreamlines and the client also chose a silver for the brake calipers to > Image Unavailable, Please Login - Derek Photography
The positive way of seeing it, is that the "Tariff Contribution" only accounts for about 5% of the total price...
I'm liking this spec. If you told me about it with out seeing I would be curious but not sure. Here is a video on this guys delivery day I just found this morning on YouTube. What a cool collection he has as well! Image Unavailable, Please Login
https://www.instagram.com/p/DP7HKbPkbid/?img_index=15 Is there.a difference between transitional blue carbon and blue carbon? This is really close to my spec -
Yes, it's a big difference. You are probably familiar with the standard carbon, by comparison it's more saturated and consistent in its presentation. The transitional color is much less saturated and due to the visual effect they apply, it sometimes will look even less saturated. It's kind of like when you wear polarized sunglasses and sometimes you can see something and sometimes it disappears. Because of this, the appearance of color is inconsistent across a body panel. I am not a fan. Except on smaller panels/ areas/ where it doesn't really have a chance to present its inconsistent saturation. That said, it can be effective when you want do do something different with color carbon but don't want it as saturated as the standard colored carbon. All that said, the car in the link came out really really really nice!
