The Donny Grey does look good (especially the indoor one) with all that mica in the paint. Should be bright when the sun catches it. (Yes I know, sun in Scotland?)I found these in another thread on this site: Inky Black vs Donny Grey and thought others might like to see this comparison.
Inside and outside:
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Bah..the sun is overhead, bet the roof looks good in that full sun.
Do you have more pictures you could upload please?
It's Donny GreyBah..the sun is overhead, bet the roof looks good in that full sun.
I stand corrected, that must surely be inky black
Seeing the photo I've been looking at the colours again. And whilst it is to late in the day to change, I've arrived back to the same decision- Donny grey. When you rule all the others out you're left with Donny grey. It will at least last the test of time - I can't say that for the others. But each to there own.Well I can see why so many called it metallic black. You can call that anything you want, but effectively it’s metallic black !!
Pissed off as I have had my fair share of black cars and didn’t really want another, clearly I am getting another one though
If you had another colour, six months down the line, you would come to the conclusion you have gone off that colour because it wasn't your first choice. Six years done the line Donny grey will still be your first choice of colour. Besides by then the UK will be awash with Donny Grey Grenadiers, and one of them will be me,(and Cheshire Cat) don't forget to wave.Sela green and Britannia blue were two colours I rejected almost immediately when I was choosing from renders on a screen.
Now I would pick both over Donny grey in a heartbeat.
I do agree it will stand the test of time and probably have the best resale value but I am not buying it for the next owner. In fact I intend to keep it until I drop dead, so to start with a colour I am already disappointed in, is a great start !!
Mais non, c'est le même, autre angleUn autre "Donny Grey"