Tungsten - Seconded
I've had the luxury to place an order for any color I preferred. I chose the Tungsten/Silver striped car - and I had never even seen it in person. But, I did that last weekend - traveling up to Santa Barbara to see one still in the showroom (at $50K over MSRP). Anyway, I like the color in person even better than the photos so I am very happy with my choice. The issue is that after having seen it, the wait becomes harder!!
I agree with others - it's hard to make a bad choice. I like the red a lot but it is just too popular and it is too easy a target on the freeway. I think a solid yellow would have been my second choice. Yes, it's a freeway stand out too, but *I think* it is more rare and therfore more desireable to me.
Although both very attractive, it is also kind of weird to see a red car and a darker color side by side. The red is very racey.... kind of a "I'm gonna rip your balls off" color. The darker colors are "meaner" looking in my subjective opinion... but a little more mature. "I know I can rip your balls off, and maybe I will or maybe I'll let the red guy over here do it."
Finally, just one more observation.
Seeing a GT in person is soooo much different than seeing a picture. Too me, it is analagous to taking a picture while on the top of a mountain in Kauii (for example) of a beautiful forest/mountain/ocean scene. The picture does no justice to the real experience of being there. The proportions are different and the "scales" cannot be comprehended from the picture. The same is true for the GT. Until you see it in person it is hard to get the scale of how low, how wide, and how menacing the car appears.
Each time I see one in person, I am much more confident in the future value of the car and its rightful place in history.
My $.02.
I've had the luxury to place an order for any color I preferred. I chose the Tungsten/Silver striped car - and I had never even seen it in person. But, I did that last weekend - traveling up to Santa Barbara to see one still in the showroom (at $50K over MSRP). Anyway, I like the color in person even better than the photos so I am very happy with my choice. The issue is that after having seen it, the wait becomes harder!!
I agree with others - it's hard to make a bad choice. I like the red a lot but it is just too popular and it is too easy a target on the freeway. I think a solid yellow would have been my second choice. Yes, it's a freeway stand out too, but *I think* it is more rare and therfore more desireable to me.
Although both very attractive, it is also kind of weird to see a red car and a darker color side by side. The red is very racey.... kind of a "I'm gonna rip your balls off" color. The darker colors are "meaner" looking in my subjective opinion... but a little more mature. "I know I can rip your balls off, and maybe I will or maybe I'll let the red guy over here do it."
Finally, just one more observation.
Seeing a GT in person is soooo much different than seeing a picture. Too me, it is analagous to taking a picture while on the top of a mountain in Kauii (for example) of a beautiful forest/mountain/ocean scene. The picture does no justice to the real experience of being there. The proportions are different and the "scales" cannot be comprehended from the picture. The same is true for the GT. Until you see it in person it is hard to get the scale of how low, how wide, and how menacing the car appears.
Each time I see one in person, I am much more confident in the future value of the car and its rightful place in history.
My $.02.