Am I the only one on this forum that thinks there are only a few good color choices that "fit" the Hellcat?
I have never had such a tough time choosing a color for a car than I do now. I'm more into the "performance" part of the car, so I usually don't mind too much how the car looks. But in this case, I'm spending around $70K (with taxes, etc.) and I'm only able to chose colors that are pretty much available on most Chrysler vehicles. Some car companies (like BMW) will offer a 1/2 dozen color choices that are exclusive to their higher-end sport cars (like the M-series cars). I wish Dodge did that for the Hellcat.
There is only 2 colors (IMHO) that really make the Hellcat "pop". They are the Sublime Green & the Tor Red. Both those colors really make the Hellcat stand-out, but they are also a little bit too much "in your face" for a car that I will be using as a daily-driver. I also think that those 2 colors will attract more people to my car (including the Po-Po) than I want. I would love a Tor Red Hellcat...but my plan is to drive it everyday except in the winter.
The Hellcat looks mean in Black, but I own a black Z06 (and another black vehicle) and they are pretty difficult to keep clean.
Anyways, here are the (3) three color choices that I like at this point:
1.) Granite Crystal - Sort of a modern day "Grandpa Gray" color with hints of silver & tan & bronze colors. Not really a Hellcat kind of color, IMO.
2.) Jazz Blue Pearl - It looks great in direct sunlight. It's a very dark blue that I think looks pretty much black in color when its out of the sunlight. I assume to get that pearl Blue to shine, it will be very time-consuming like the black colors to keep clean.
3.) B5 Blue - I'm still not sure what I think of that color! I've seen it in person and sometimes it looks out-right awesome. Other times...it looks like a real light, bright "baby blue" color. My younger son, thinks its is a bizarre color for a 700hp car...whatever. I still like it!
I'm still leaning towards B5 Blue and I'll have the hood wrapped in matte black and I think it bring a little "attitude" to the car.
Is there any other color choices that I missed that really makes the Hellcat standout, without being "too wild".
Thanks, DB
I have never had such a tough time choosing a color for a car than I do now. I'm more into the "performance" part of the car, so I usually don't mind too much how the car looks. But in this case, I'm spending around $70K (with taxes, etc.) and I'm only able to chose colors that are pretty much available on most Chrysler vehicles. Some car companies (like BMW) will offer a 1/2 dozen color choices that are exclusive to their higher-end sport cars (like the M-series cars). I wish Dodge did that for the Hellcat.
There is only 2 colors (IMHO) that really make the Hellcat "pop". They are the Sublime Green & the Tor Red. Both those colors really make the Hellcat stand-out, but they are also a little bit too much "in your face" for a car that I will be using as a daily-driver. I also think that those 2 colors will attract more people to my car (including the Po-Po) than I want. I would love a Tor Red Hellcat...but my plan is to drive it everyday except in the winter.
The Hellcat looks mean in Black, but I own a black Z06 (and another black vehicle) and they are pretty difficult to keep clean.
Anyways, here are the (3) three color choices that I like at this point:
1.) Granite Crystal - Sort of a modern day "Grandpa Gray" color with hints of silver & tan & bronze colors. Not really a Hellcat kind of color, IMO.
2.) Jazz Blue Pearl - It looks great in direct sunlight. It's a very dark blue that I think looks pretty much black in color when its out of the sunlight. I assume to get that pearl Blue to shine, it will be very time-consuming like the black colors to keep clean.
3.) B5 Blue - I'm still not sure what I think of that color! I've seen it in person and sometimes it looks out-right awesome. Other times...it looks like a real light, bright "baby blue" color. My younger son, thinks its is a bizarre color for a 700hp car...whatever. I still like it!
I'm still leaning towards B5 Blue and I'll have the hood wrapped in matte black and I think it bring a little "attitude" to the car.
Is there any other color choices that I missed that really makes the Hellcat standout, without being "too wild".
Thanks, DB
