Treatise on effect of color on vehicle velocity.
#21
coupe is faster, that's why aviator grey is only on coupe... roadster couldn't handle the speed...
everyone knows aviator grey is fastest... and i am in stealth mode all winter... i blend right in to the overcast days...
#26
HAHA, too bad the Silver and the BB has pearl finish as well....
Blue with metal flakes reflects more light(due to the lighter color+metal flakes) thus making the car run cooler, WHICH will get dense air in the car.
#27
Good point, Einstein...or is it constant?? A little 'light' reading...
<ul><li><a href="http://home.sunrise.ch/schatzer/space-time.html">http://home.sunrise.ch/schatzer/space-time.html</a</li></ul>
#29
You left out the most unique color.....
Silver only looks fast because you see it everywhere - every manufacturer has 'em.
Black - gorgeous for about 5 minutes and then it can't even outrun dust.
Amulett - cool but red is common - and boy does red age badly.
Green - OK but also common - and those scratches.
DB - ricey.
Aviator Gray - clearly the best, most unique, most forgiving and most striking color on the road. Seriously - everyone loves it.
But no matter - to own a TT, whatever the color, is to own a truly wonderful, smile inducing, piece of art....that runs like a banshee.
Black - gorgeous for about 5 minutes and then it can't even outrun dust.
Amulett - cool but red is common - and boy does red age badly.
Green - OK but also common - and those scratches.
DB - ricey.
Aviator Gray - clearly the best, most unique, most forgiving and most striking color on the road. Seriously - everyone loves it.
But no matter - to own a TT, whatever the color, is to own a truly wonderful, smile inducing, piece of art....that runs like a banshee.