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donny dog Member Since: 23 Nov 2016 Location: yorkshire Posts: 772 |
Go for black, especially if you're having privacy glass. If you've got gloss black trim, the combination will look awesome. (I wish I'd had it - I've got Waitomo Grey with black roof and gloss black trim). |
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Fri Mar 17 2017 5:44pm |
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fkarim Member Since: 14 Apr 2012 Location: London Posts: 2216 |
I was also not sure whether to go for black sliding roof with Carpathian being such a dark colour. In the end I was glad I did because the pillars were going to be black anyway and I have privacy glass too.
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Fri Mar 17 2017 7:30pm |
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donny dog Member Since: 23 Nov 2016 Location: yorkshire Posts: 772 |
That looks fabulous. I'm coming to realise (because photos don't seem to reproduce grey colours accurately) that what I'd thought was Corris, and was my original choice, was probably Carpathian. In fact, I ended up with Waitomo, and your RRS in sunshine puts mine well into the shade, both literally and metaphorically. |
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Fri Mar 17 2017 8:01pm |
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fkarim Member Since: 14 Apr 2012 Location: London Posts: 2216 |
I was running out of my allocated space for pictures on the forum so deleted my colour comparison gallery earlier this week. In that gallery I put pictures of dealer's samples of Carpathian, Corris and Waitomo side by side. Also compared to my previous Orkney grey RRS (such a low maintenance colour!). I had originally ordered Corris but changed to Carpathian before they even had the samples available (it was a newly introduced colour at the time). I went in to take a look as soon as they got Carpathian sample just in case it makes me change my mind again but I liked it. Samples don't look exactly the same as a real car though.
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Fri Mar 17 2017 8:43pm |
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donny dog Member Since: 23 Nov 2016 Location: yorkshire Posts: 772 |
I've seen Waitomo look very slightly brown occasionally, but in sunlight it looks distinctly blue. The rest of the time, it's just flat grey. |
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Fri Mar 17 2017 10:32pm |
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Autobiography Member Since: 19 Jun 2012 Location: Londres Posts: 339 |
I did this and to be honest you can barely see it.
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Sat Mar 18 2017 8:58am |
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Silty Member Since: 01 Dec 2016 Location: Aberdeen Posts: 59 |
Don't think for a second longer - go for it. The contrast is obvious in all conditions except darkness and well worth the extra cost for the added sleekness. 2017 SDV6 Autobiography; Carpathian Grey, Ivory, Soft Close, Extended Grand Black. |
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Sat Mar 18 2017 9:37am |
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donny dog Member Since: 23 Nov 2016 Location: yorkshire Posts: 772 |
It's no cost on an Autobiography so a 'no brainer'. |
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Sat Mar 18 2017 9:38am |
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Silty Member Since: 01 Dec 2016 Location: Aberdeen Posts: 59 |
On the roof? I can understand that but surely not all over? 2017 SDV6 Autobiography; Carpathian Grey, Ivory, Soft Close, Extended Grand Black. |
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Sat Mar 18 2017 9:42am |
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Silty Member Since: 01 Dec 2016 Location: Aberdeen Posts: 59 |
....but even without the brains to buy an Autobiography it's worth the money! 2017 SDV6 Autobiography; Carpathian Grey, Ivory, Soft Close, Extended Grand Black. |
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Sat Mar 18 2017 9:43am |
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74NS Member Since: 28 Feb 2017 Location: Kent Posts: 9 |
thanks all....
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Mon Mar 20 2017 8:29am |
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forest172 Member Since: 03 Apr 2013 Location: Derbyshire Posts: 104 |
good choice, here`s mine
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Mon Mar 20 2017 12:39pm |
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holmesy84 Member Since: 10 Nov 2016 Location: Gloucester Posts: 70 |
I've got Carpathian Grey and black contrast roof and happy with my choice, only downside is will be hard to keep swirls off the black trim if my Evoque was anything to go by.
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Mon Mar 20 2017 3:03pm |
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kmpowell Member Since: 23 Oct 2016 Location: UK Posts: 259 |
Unless you plan to open it, then go for the fixed roof. The sliding roof has large bar that runs through the center of the roof, it effectively splits the sunroof into two windows and the bar blocks a lot of natural light.
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Mon Mar 20 2017 3:08pm |
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