Long time lurker but 1st post...

Just about to pull the trigger on a outdoor elegance lease deal but don't want to pay in full over the term the extra for metallic paint. Therefore it would appear I only have one no cost option of Pacific Blue. Can anyone point me to any realistic or owners pictures of Pacific Blue? What are your thoughts on Pacific Blue?

Cheers.

What about red or white.....looks good in those colours

Pacific blue on the wife's Fabia Blueline.

What about red or white.....looks good in those colours

I'm told these are cost options also but cheaper than metallic?

I do like white so may have to stump up and pay for that to play it safe.

Pacific blue on the wife's Fabia Blueline.

That looks good it really suits the fabia.

Just bobbed onto the configurator......red and white seem to be no cost

Go back to the lease provider.......

IF the priority is saving the money - my vote is white.

Just bobbed onto the configurator......red and white seem to be no cost

Go back to the lease provider.......

I will go back to them and double check.

Thanks.

The Skoda uk configurator shows Candy White and Corida Red are both £175.

I will go back to them and double check.

Thanks.

Just done the configurator - White or Red is £175?

Just bobbed onto the configurator......red and white seem to be no cost

Go back to the lease provider.......

Candy White and Corrida Red are in the January brochure as Special Colours at £175

Also shows that on the car configurator.

Pacific Blue is the only one showing as a free of charge Solid Colour.

Edited 16 February, 201511 yr by Urrell

Now that's a bit cheeky....I just looked at solid colour line....sorry

Can't understand why they charge for basic colours. They must have a lot of Blue paint they're trying to get rid of !!

The black bits stand out better on the lighter colours IMO.

The reason they charge more for white and red is they are popular colours so they make more money..  

Here's a picture of my Pacific blue yeti.

 

Pacific Blue is my choice, I think it looks nicely modest. I actively avoided flashy bling!

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Can't understand why they charge for basic colours. 

Because they can.

 

Fred

First time post also.

Sorry - can't give you a picture of a Pacific Blue Yeti.

Ask me again in a month… ;-)

Keith

First time post also.

Sorry - can't give you a picture of a Pacific Blue Yeti.

Ask me again in a month… ;-)

Keith

Nice one.

Did you order pacific blue by choice then?

By a process of elimination.

Current Berlingo (2.0 HDI lightly chipped) is red, so felt like a change. White and silver need washing too often… Most of the other colours, SWMBO didn't like, so it came down to Jungle Green or Pacific Blue. She had no preference, and I preferred the blue and £549 in the pocket.

We tend to keep our cars a good few years so we're not worried about it being an easy colour to sell in a couple of years. It paid for DAB and LED rears :-)

She had no preference, and I preferred the blue and £549 in the pocket.

 

Good move! I tend to regard 'posh' colours as a tax on the fashion conscious.

Is white on the outdoor acceptable 'bling'?.

 White and silver need washing too often… Most of the other colours, SWMBO didn't like, so it came down to Jungle Green or Pacific Blue. 

 

Hmmm...  silver is in fact VERY easy to keep clean as it doesn't really show dirt. My Steel grey Yeti hardly ever looks really dirty as the dirt is so well hidden. A dark car on the other hand, like black or Pacific Blue: good luck keeping that clean. You will forever be washing and also remember cars normally have a white base coat - so any scratch on a dark car screams a mile off as a white line. No thanks. If washing regularly is an issue, you'd have been better off with the Jungle Green - which also looks clean most of the time. But then the £549 "saved" will pay for all those washes over the next many years.