after seeing the JK on the lot I think the black top and fenders look pretty good.
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after seeing the JK on the lot I think the black top and fenders look pretty good.
Hydro looks sky blue where the sun is shining and then dark blue where isn't.
You can see the color change as it transitions to the hood of this Cherokee
Here's one more I think Hydro will look good with black flares.
Yes thats what I was thinking, but when I posted a more pastel version in an earlier post I deleted someone who owned a Hydro Blue wrangler told me its darker in person.These renderings are stunning but I don’t think the JT will look this good in the Hydro. These blues are much more light and pastel almost compared to the dark hydro.
Great work though, I wish Jeep had gone with this blue instead.
Only the bottom one is a rendering. The top 3 are actual photos. Like pau32 said, lighting really affects pearl coat paints. The 3rd pic in the set, the JK outdoors, looks most like the Hydro Blue Jeeps I see around. It does look lighter except at dusk and with indoor lighting.These renderings are stunning but I don’t think the JT will look this good in the Hydro. These blues are much more light and pastel almost compared to the dark hydro.
Great work though, I wish Jeep had gone with this blue instead.
Damn so you could end up waiting until 2020 for a colored matched Hydro to be delivered. Do you have a timeline estimate for Gator?Hydro Blue production timeline estimate via FCA ... August (with black hard top), November (with body colored hard top).
Not sure when ordering can begin.
Thank you for the information.Hydro Blue production timeline estimate via FCA ... August (with black hard top), November (with body colored hard top).
Not sure when ordering can begin.
It definitely doesn't appear to be a good strategy for marketing or business model.Thank you for the information.
Random Question 1: What business model/marketing strategy shows it was a good idea to not have most or all colors available on a potentially huge and popular new vehicle release? Especially since Jeep already produces Hydro Blue Cherokee's?
Random Questions 2: Knowing Jeep already produces Hydro Blue vehicles, why would there be a 3-4 month delay to paint a simple hardtop with a color that is already being used to paint same production vehicle in August?
Non-random Question: Am I missing something here?
Both are great questions. I have no idea about either. All I know is how FCA has chosen to do things for as long as I've been following their vehicle color releases.Thank you for the information.
Random Question 1: What business model/marketing strategy shows it was a good idea to not have most or all colors available on a potentially huge and popular new vehicle release? Especially since Jeep already produces Hydro Blue Cherokee's?
Random Questions 2: Knowing Jeep already produces Hydro Blue vehicles, why would there be a 3-4 month delay to paint a simple hardtop with a color that is already being used to paint same production vehicle in August?
Non-random Question: Am I missing something here?
I only asked about Hydro. But, a whole color launch schedule was just posted that I'm sure you've seen by now on the main page.Damn so you could end up waiting until 2020 for a colored matched Hydro to be delivered. Do you have a timeline estimate for Gator?