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Toast · 12-25-2008, 08:45 AM

Whatever happened to that special edition you could get in the States a few years ago? Brickyard it was called, and was a gorgeous deep wine/maroon colour. I think the current selection of colours Nissan has given us is unexceptional. Everyone I know who ever owned a black or white car eventually regretted it; and how many grades of silver do you need? Silver isn`t a colour, its a degree of reflection, and grey is just a matte silver. I realise grey and silver is what sells ("it just flies off the fourcourt" one salesman said to me once), but who wants to look like everybody else? Sorry folks, and I know I am in the minority here, but I think grey cars are for grey people. When Nissan ressurrect that Brickyard colour, or something like it, I`ll trade in my night-blue 2007 350.

12-25-2008, 08:45 AM	#82 (permalink)
Toast Base Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: UK Posts: 7 Drives: 06 Nissan 350z NB M6 Rep Power: 16	Whatever Happened to Brickyard? Whatever happened to that special edition you could get in the States a few years ago? Brickyard it was called, and was a gorgeous deep wine/maroon colour. I think the current selection of colours Nissan has given us is unexceptional. Everyone I know who ever owned a black or white car eventually regretted it; and how many grades of silver do you need? Silver isn`t a colour, its a degree of reflection, and grey is just a matte silver. I realise grey and silver is what sells ("it just flies off the fourcourt" one salesman said to me once), but who wants to look like everybody else? Sorry folks, and I know I am in the minority here, but I think grey cars are for grey people. When Nissan ressurrect that Brickyard colour, or something like it, I`ll trade in my night-blue 2007 350.