Cars that look best in odd colors

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Mk1 Golfs actually looked good in lime green:
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Not a fan of the aftermarket wheels on this one, but I have never seen a dark green Vehicross. I'm a sucker for dark green and even more so when I also love the Vehicross. :D
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Just found one for sale in New York. Ugh....I almost want to travel just to get one now.
 
I've only seen one Vehicross.
 
Gold
IMO, very few cars can make gold look good.
It is normally classic cars that can pull the look off.
And no "Champagne" type colors is not classed as gold to me.
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Yeah, I get that you're getting into color codes and what vehicles they were offered on in what kind of quantity, but to me it just boils down to a red Mustang.

It's red/orange. ;)
 
Teal is real. Looks fantastic on the first RSX.
 
I might be alone, but I think the M3 is a considerably better looking car than the M4. The muscular rear arches help it to look much more athletic. I find the rear half of the M4 to be a bit formless, too soft.
 
VXR
I might be alone, but I think the M3 is a considerably better looking car than the M4. The muscular rear arches help it to look much more athletic. I find the rear half of the M4 to be a bit formless, too soft.
Couldn't agree more, the M4 looks too conservative for my liking.
 
@VXR I've always the M4/4er looks really fat and bloated from the back.
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