Originally Posted by cjb
The red is pretty chameleon.
Without direct sun, it looks very burgundy.
In sunlight, it sparkles with the true beauty of the "Blazing Red Clearcoat" label on the sticker.
Yesterday, sun broke through our Michigan winter sky and I got a bit of the teaser blaze.
You move this car from shade to sun, even, and you see entirely different personality.
And, yes, it was a sunny and toasty 43 here Wed so I put the top down and let her rip!
With coat, muffler and earmuffs, not bad. Think of it as snowmobiling legally on hardtop.
Now you are talking. The color does change when moving from bright light to shade. And the color ranges from a deep burgandy to a bright metallic red. I believe the red is the only extra cost option color that came on the Crossfire.
Glad you had a day to try out the reason you bought the roadster. But, it will be better when you get in the 80s.
