I honestly don't hate it. They could swap out that odd bronze color for this (or another vibrant green) and no one would protest

 

I've given up on wanting car makers to come out with specific colors, especially with the whole vinyl wrap thing... so many colors to choose, so many to experiment with.

 

I'm not a fan of this green color. It's not the right shade. It won't age well. Will look dated quite quickly.

 

The more i look at it the more i want to throw up

 

I'd like to see a black one with a combination of red, yellow and white accents. I think that this will likely look best in pretty tame and neutral colors though.

 

British Racing Green maybe, but not that green.

Greg

 

I agree.

BRG on Fiat's design, actually any european design goes well. I'm just not sure if they will offer it since it's not exactly an italian looking color.

 

It works really well. Back in the 60's and 70's every new Fiat my dad bought was British Racing Green, or at least a dark green of some sort. The reason wasn't because he really liked that color, it was because that was the color he had to get in order to get the tan interior which he really wanted.

Greg

 

Funny how that works but it makes sense, good to see that Fiat controled those combinations to ensure they get paired right. I remember red being another color common with the red interior which is almost a standard across the industry. Ferrari is famously known for this.

 

It doesn't work on every car though. I think you need to have a very sporty and high end car to pull off the red with red interior. Abarth only in my opinion.