For anyone who wondered what the Silver Leaf metallic looks like, here it is.

Sorry it's not a brilliant pic but it gives an idea, it's sort of a pearlescent finish.

We have ordered ours in this paint finish.

Mick

We are looking to order one shortly. Just deciding if the metallic paint option will add much more to the monthly payment.

She quite fancies yellow or green if it doesnt.

That looks good, Mick!

I think the range of colours available on the Citigo are a bit conservative.

If there was a light blue metallic available, I would have ordered that.

If anyone wants to see some more pictures of the metallic Silver Citigo, there's some pictures of mine in this thread :

http://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/244896-citigo-elegance-greentech-on-the-way/

My daughter saw a yeti in the Rosso brunello today.

She commented that if the citigo had that colour option, she would have had it instead of the white.

I must say it does look very good in the evening sunshine

That looks good, Mick!

I think the range of colours available on the Citigo are a bit conservative.

If there was a light blue metallic available, I would have ordered that.

Yes same here a light blue option would have been nice. We were invited to take a look at this colour by our dealer as he had one come in for a customer. Glad we chose that now.

Mick

Love the colour, MickA!

I've had too many silver cars so fancied a change.

The black pearlescent is really nice,she is like a mini limo, she does show dust easily, even on a dry day.

spent a few hours polishing with Autoglym.

I wash mine every week and contrast is very good with alloy wheels.

The light blue that is on roomster would have been a good option.

The black pearlescent is really nice,she is like a mini limo, she does show dust easily, even on a dry day.

spent a few hours polishing with Autoglym.

I wash mine every week and contrast is very good with alloy wheels.

The light blue that is on roomster would have been a good option.

I too think that it looks gorgeous in black, but was concerned about dust, and maybe scratches and stone chips showing up more than on a lighter colour as undercoat is probably whitish like many cars. There is one inside the showroom of our dealers and, I don't know if it is because it is inside or not, but it looks large in black, even though the dealer said that light colour cars tend to look larger. One thing which I think tends to make the interior look larger, with dark trim, is that the door paint is also black and doesn't establish a distinct boundary, when looking inside like a contrasting paint colour would.