10/06/07 05:42 AM10/06/07 05:42 AM #31 Am I the only one that wouldnt buy a yellow car if I had a gun pointed at my head?im seeing more and more yellow cars around, I cant be the only one that thinks like this. Blue, Green, Black, Red, Magenta theres so many colours .... WHY YELLOW FOR CRYING OUT LOUD !!!!WesGold CoastEven Expensive Daewoo drivers love yellow/citric colours,just ask this vl turbo guy!! San.
11/06/07 03:52 PM11/06/07 03:52 PM #33 Choices.....choices!Yellow is easy to see.......but red goes faster.So why not just combine the two?And so.......Octane was born! Rob.But the Brisbane cabs have had that colour for ages now. lolBig AL
11/06/07 05:50 PM11/06/07 05:50 PM #34 In the early days nearly bought a used Mandarin T. One of the best looking colours, up there with Neo.
16/06/07 12:45 AM16/06/07 12:45 AM #35 I Never see yellow Sedan T's.I think in five years time the yellow will be one of the colors in demand.You must not be driving where I drive then! I've only ever seen one other Rapid T also.. I think Rapid is good for a non common (other than taxi) car colour as it has it's advantages:1) Easy to spot in a car-park2) You notice it thinking it's a sport car (Lambo's are mainly Yellow, some Ferrari's etc)3) Easy to see at night, in the wet etc so it's safe4) Looks good on the T & FPVs Being my second car I've had in yellow, the Rapid colour has grown on me but in most ways I tend to think its better as I haven't had any scratches, dints etc. I also agree coz the colour has disappeared from the range, it'll be even more rare later. But in all fairness, it doesn't matter the colour of your car as long as you enjoy driving it is the main thing!
16/06/07 01:34 AM16/06/07 01:34 AM #36 I notice the Ford site has three colours I haven't seen before:FeverSilkFlareAnyone seen them on the road? How long have they been around?Cheers.
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