On a recent visit to the factory, it dawned on me that I am drawn to the Classic range in non-metallic colours. Furthermore, many of the cars going through the factory were non-metallic and quite often the more muted, vintage, tones (ivory, beige (Sand), grey, dark blue and black). Lastly, I notice in the latest Classic brochure the standard colours are all non-metallic.

Now this got me thinking... stay with me! laugh2

Whilst I love the Aero in metallic colours, my preference for the classic range is non-metallic. I appreciate that the body of the Aero is larger but they are similar in shape. Furthermore, generally metallic paint is better at showing off changes in angle and dimensions, which the Classic range has plenty of. With that said, I still prefer the Classic in non-metallic paint.

I've tried to rationalise it and the only justification I can come to is that the non-metallic paint (especially the vintage colours), in my opinion, suits the feel of the classic shape better. In other words, despite the Classic being a new car, it plays into the hands of the nostalgia of classic cars.

I'd love to hear other opinions and preferences! smile