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Discussion in '458 Italia/488/F8' started by Parshooter, Aug 23, 2017.

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  1. Parshooter

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    #1 Parshooter, Aug 23, 2017
    How well received is the Titanium exterior and Black Interior 488 Spider? Any thoughts.
     
  2. of2worlds

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    #2 of2worlds, Aug 23, 2017
    Grigio Titanio is a middle grey (not too dark or light) with a hint of blue. That color changes with the light and black is a good choice for the interior with perhaps some carbon trim for the interior including the steering wheel with the shift lights. I personally like that color better than the Argento Nurburgring (silver) that doesn't look quite as special by comparison with Grigio Titanio. Silver wheels instead of black though...

    Grigio Silverstone is darker but also very popular with some buyers making it their #1 choice on multiple Ferrari models.
     
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  4. 997usa

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    #4 997usa, Aug 24, 2017
    I saw titanio and loved it. My next F would be in that color


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  5. Ski Bum

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    #5 Ski Bum, Aug 24, 2017
    My 458 Spider is titanio with a black interior (with gray trim and lots of interior carbon fiber). I like it a lot. I have a 488 Spider on order, and spec'd it with Argento over beige/black.
     
  6. Coincid

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    #6 Coincid, Aug 25, 2017
    Interior is nice but black contrast is much more accesible than blue.
     

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