OK so I've reached the point where I'm trying to decide which colour I should order my new Crossfire in.
I think I prefer the dark gray but here's the bug, most dealers refer to a "Dark Gray", a "Graphite" and a "Slate" - all of which I think are the same thing - it's driving me nuts.
Has anyone a picture of each of the available colours correctly referenced.
I've also added to my gallery, a picture titled "favourite colour". Perhaps someone can correctly identify it.
Any help on this topic would be greatly appreciated.

 

Just build one at www.chrysler.com They have all the correct color names.

 

This site only works with US zip codes

 

ah. I can tell them to you if you want.

 

Yes please

 

I was first in love at first sight with the black one but changed my mind later on when I saw the blaze red.


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Blaze Red #11515

 

Alabaster does it for Me!!! Check out my album!!!

Actually color is a personal choiuce and whatever pushed your buttons is the right one for you!!!

Just make it a Crossfire and join the club!!!

 

Here they are in portugese, let me know if it's wrong:

Revestimento Desobstrudo Do Alabastro
Revestimento Desobstrudo Preto
Revestimento Desobstrudo Metlico Azul De prata Do Sapphire
Revestimento De cristal Vermelho Da Prola Da Chama
Revestimento Desobstrudo Metlico Da Grafita

and I also believe the new colors to be:

Revestimento Desobstrudo Azul Aero
Revestimento Desobstrudo Amarelo Clssico

 

Hi BeenCrossed,

Brilliant :shock: Where did you dig these out from - perfect help. Thanks a ton
Thanks everyone else for your comments.

 

Alabaster! Its the only color that blends well with the windshield trim and all the silver trimmings! With any other color, in my opinion, the silver looks horrible. The colors are all nice, but when mixed with the silver trimming its looks a bit exaggerated. Check out the Blaze red, the silver just stands out too much.

If it ever comes out, I think a metallic silver will look great too.

 

Hi EVS,

Funny, but I like the contrast. I think that was part of the design idea and makes the car so individual - especially the windscreen surround. I see Audi have done the same thing for their new A4 Cabrio.