We need some boring colors so our bright paint stands outYep. Some call them "neutral", some "subtle", some "classy", some "achromatic".
The fact is they're goddamn boring... No offense to my boring color lovers here (if you can even call them "colors"), but the world needs more color.
Grabber Lime is a different beast but I am all in for Metallic Grabber Blue.No misunderstanding, I donāt think ā¦
When Ford launched grabber lime on the GT500 they showed it as a metallic (shown on the top photo). That had gone against what the grabber colours had traditionally been (non metallic) and how it had appeared for a year back in the 70ās.
When it actually launched (shown on the bottom photo) it was the non metallic original colour.
Based on that experience, all I was saying is just because the early info suggests that grabber blue has gone metallic, that doesnāt necessarily mean thatās what we will get when it hits production.
Personally I would say the grabber colours should stay true to their original release i.e. non metallic.
Yeah do a metallic version, but donāt call it grabber
If you are interested, there is a website dedicated to the grabber colours and what years / models they were offered on
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No no. I got a race red Mach 1 HP on order. Schedule build date week of 9/13
It's in the 2021 mustang brochure and listed that way in build and price. For 2022 FJG is not listed on the leaked pallet for Mustangs, but may still be an option on the Mach 1 - not clear on that yet.
I have also struggled some with FJG. I have an affinity for the orange stripes (see my photo). When I saw Cactus Gray on a Bronco the first time I wasn't impressed. Then I saw a FJG M1 on the floor of a nearby dealership and began to warm up to it. I looked at another one at a different dealership and, considering the various other colors, I thought it was a good choice and ordered it from Zack. Then I saw one in the wild at my place of work within days of ordering mine. Met the driver and now see him about once a week driving it. Love it! It stands out in a subtle yet aggressive way. It's different from any other Mustang ever. If Ford offers Rapid Red, Kona Blue or Performance Blue in 2022 I'm going to kick myself and just might have to figure out a way to get one as my forever car. My guess is it won't happen and I'll be thrilled to drive my FJG M1 for a long, long time.
There is red HP Mach 1 in Florida. I have had it 4 months and really glad I went with red!
kinda funny, 2 seconds before opening this post me and coworkers were talking about jacksonville. nice car, can't wait to have one in my drive as well.There is red HP Mach 1 in Florida. I have had it 4 months and really glad I went with red!
My 2021 Mach 1 goes into product end of September, so I am hoping I don't have to pay for it until the new car is released so I can see what '22 brings!
Probably same thing, but different colors.
Huh? Did you see post #98? It is listed as a 22ā color. Also see the comment from Steeda.
No , except for the GG tax on the 20ās.
Hmm might be an age thing, I used to buy the brightest red cars I could get, but now it's silver or black.Yep. Some call them "neutral", some "subtle", some "classy", some "achromatic".
The fact is they're goddamn boring... No offense to my boring color lovers here (if you can even call them "colors"