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Amazing colorIndeed!
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Amazing colorIndeed!
Meteor is cool because it changes with lighting. Similar to lunar rock.Probably black or Trail Dust w/ a black PPF roof.
I got Meteor Shower, people think it is my girlfriend's vehicle.. MS looks especially good at night and lower light, it does look like brown sugar lol.
I was next to a WCP, it is a very nice color.
Yeah I like heritage blue a lot. Almost got one but it got sold before I got there. Pivoted and ended up getting meteor about 2 hours awayI get a lot of compliments on our Heritage Blue, and it’s way different from any other car color I’ve had.
I really like Incognito on the GX though and if Toyota had something similar I might have chosen that. Grey, low flake.
The best that ever was IMO. I usually put at least 100k miles on cars before replacing, but I’d probably take a decent loss just for color if it were releasedAmazing color
Something like 80% of the vehicles on the road are white, black, silver, or gray. The limited selection of colors made my choice pretty easy - Heritage Blue or TD? The nice thing to say is TD just isn't my kind of color.Unpopular opinion: only two of them are colors. Meteor Shower is almost a color.
I like color. The grayscale world most cars come in is so boring.
When the dealer bought back my 1958 after forgetting to put oil in it, I told them anything but black was fine for a replacement. The only LC they had on the lot was a black premium - but the brown leather, 7 mile odometer, and great deal won me over. I wasn't even home before I resolved that I will never have a clean truck.Maybe you should ask what is everyone's least favorite color?
How is your black holding up to swirling and superficial scratching? My black 2015 Pro Taco was notorious for showing clear coat scratches, so much so that I just never washed it.When the dealer bought back my 1958 after forgetting to put oil in it, I told them anything but black was fine for a replacement. The only LC they had on the lot was a black premium - but the brown leather, 7 mile odometer, and great deal won me over. I wasn't even home before I resolved that I will never have a clean truck.
Given the choice of, blue with grey roof.
All black will swirl, even if you ceramic coat the paint and hand wash every time. The difference will always be about how much the paint swirls. The local car wash will cause much more damage in a shorter time than a skilled detailer. In general, my experience with Toyota paint is that it is relatively soft compared to some others. On the plus side, it makes paint correction easier (to remove the swirls.)How is your black holding up to swirling and superficial scratching? My black 2015 Pro Taco was notorious for showing clear coat scratches, so much so that I just never washed it.
Not great - but as you noted, only a problem when it's clean, and that's almost never.How is your black holding up to swirling and superficial scratching? My black 2015 Pro Taco was notorious for showing clear coat scratches, so much so that I just never washed it.
Exactly my mentality.I've decided it's a truck, and as long as it keeps it from rusting I'm happy.