new Ferrari colour, pearl white?
#20
02-23-2008, 08:58 AM
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tell me about it .. i don't even consider them to be the 'same car'!!
mono2100,
those pics show a pretty intense bluish hue, probably from the lighting? but the 3rd one is the best to show the colour as i saw it. LOVING the interior though, looks awesome!
mono2100,
those pics show a pretty intense bluish hue, probably from the lighting? but the 3rd one is the best to show the colour as i saw it. LOVING the interior though, looks awesome!
#24
03-04-2008, 01:22 PM
The color of the new LP560-4 looks really similar to Bianco Fuji in certain lighting conditions. It couldn't be the exact same paint, could it? Or is Bianco Fuji both a Ferrari and Lamborghini color?
#25
05-08-2008, 08:49 AM
Ferrari pearl white
Hi you all I am a new user, from Italy.
I read your posts about this AMAZING pearl white color, well I'm now bringing some info.
That color is correctly named BIANCO FUJI (Fuji White) it's not a Ferrari color, it does belong to Maserati and it has a quite complicated history.
A similar variant, the firs one, firstly was available for the Alfa Romeo GTA series, under the name BIANCO NUVOLA in an extremely limited production, and then was adopted by Maserati launching the MC12 supercar where it adopted the Fuji name. It immediately had huge success because of it's particular beauty, it is composed of 7 levels of different whites and it brings a stunning brightness.
Ferrari brings it as a non-standard color option, VERY expensive (in Italy you pay that color on a Maserati apx. 7000 Euros!) and it's now available, in a slight different variant and still off-chart, for the new Fiat 500 car.
If you see it in reality it's absolutely cool.
Bye
I read your posts about this AMAZING pearl white color, well I'm now bringing some info.
That color is correctly named BIANCO FUJI (Fuji White) it's not a Ferrari color, it does belong to Maserati and it has a quite complicated history.
A similar variant, the firs one, firstly was available for the Alfa Romeo GTA series, under the name BIANCO NUVOLA in an extremely limited production, and then was adopted by Maserati launching the MC12 supercar where it adopted the Fuji name. It immediately had huge success because of it's particular beauty, it is composed of 7 levels of different whites and it brings a stunning brightness.
Ferrari brings it as a non-standard color option, VERY expensive (in Italy you pay that color on a Maserati apx. 7000 Euros!) and it's now available, in a slight different variant and still off-chart, for the new Fiat 500 car.
If you see it in reality it's absolutely cool.
Bye
#29
05-09-2008, 07:40 AM
Welcome to 6speed Ferrariman!
The paint on Lamborghini's new LP560-4 posted above I later found out to be called: Matte Pearlescent White. I've heard it's beautiful in person, but one has to wonder how much care is involved for this type of paint finish.
Can't decide if I like the Lambo's color the best, or Bianco Fuji...they both look incredibly good.
The paint on Lamborghini's new LP560-4 posted above I later found out to be called: Matte Pearlescent White. I've heard it's beautiful in person, but one has to wonder how much care is involved for this type of paint finish.
Can't decide if I like the Lambo's color the best, or Bianco Fuji...they both look incredibly good.
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05-09-2008, 08:00 AM
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