I have to ask, and sorry if its unrelated, but why do mfgs add additional adjectives to describe a singular color?
It is a marketing gimmick, to make a colour seem special and sophisticated. For example, White seems so blah, but Polar White or Ultra White sound so much better. Similarly, basic Black is bland but Caviar seems intriguing and sophisticated. And would you want an orange Lexus UX or a Cadmium (Orange) UX?I have to ask, and sorry if its unrelated, but why do mfgs add additional adjectives to describe a singular color?
Indeed.It is a marketing gimmick, to make a colour seem special and sophisticated. For example, White seems so blah, but Polar White or Ultra White sound so much better. Similarly, basic Black is bland but Caviar seems intriguing and sophisticated. And would you want an orange Lexus UX or a Cadmium (Orange) UX?
It is a marketing gimmick, to make a colour seem special and sophisticated. For example, White seems so blah, but Polar White or Ultra White sound so much better. Similarly, basic Black is bland but Caviar seems intriguing and sophisticated. And would you want an orange Lexus UX or a Cadmium (Orange) UX?
Nissan Z weight stats in GT7 = 3402 lbs
With the release of GT7, also comes some interesting tid bits of the Z it seems. Listed at 3402 lbs with 399 hp and 2997 cc How close do we think the weight will be to the real thing? We know for a fact it's 400 hp and the cc is just under what's been released so how much higher can we expect...www.nissanzclub.com