Any more photos of these Jungle Green examples people have been seeing then?

Here's a good one:

 

http://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/303653-fl-orders-log-results/#entry3628124

We weren't very original on colour. What's in the showroom or on the used cars? Fair selection of colours and SWMBO selected from those since it was a Skoda colour on a real car (well ok it was a Rapide   ). 

 

Cappuccino - only problem is spelling it.

Nice colour, my Roomster was in that colour. I've not seen it on a Yeti so you might have a rare one.

 

Fred

Hoping Black Magic is a good colour as thats what I have ordered. Ah well find out in 12ish weeks!

Here's a good one:

 

http://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/303653-fl-orders-log-results/#entry3628124

 

Thanks, had spotted that one

Just came across this interesting report showing the changing popularity of colours over the decades in different continents around the world. Interesting to see that white, black and various shades of grey are the most popular colours everywhere at present.

 

http://www.axaltacs.com/content/dam/Corporate/Images/NewsReleases/color-popularity-report-big.jpg

I suppose it's because silvers, whites, grays and blacks are pretty non offensive as they are neutral. Not good if you like to stand out from the crowd but better when the time comes to sell as the colour is less likely to put buyers off.

Black looks great when clean and in the sun shine,

it might need cleaning more often but the result afterwards is worth it

Moon white looks good. Great for not showing swirls etc but does show tar spots. In my view this can be a good thing as it means I remove them every time I clean it so I know it has been done thoroughly.  Our last car was dark gray and never bothered removing the tar as I couldn't really see it. After 3 years the paint work was very rough to the touch. 

Anyone seen or ordered a Yeti in Laser white? Just wondering what kind of white it is. It looks blue to me on the Skoda website so why is it classed as white?