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Mine looks different, too, depending on the sun. I personally like the Kodiak Brown, Jill! Here is my Cactus Grey in different lights...

Robin's Egg Blue was first choice, but wanted a 2024, so went with Cactus Grey. Only problem? I live outside a small-ish town and there must be at least 10 others. I like my cars to be "different" in color...my first car was a pale yellow (think Jaguar XKE yellow) with black racing stripes...

I guess everyone has SOMETHING negative to say...please stay on your side...I'm still not interested in what you have to say about MY country...

Actually, I have high hopes on the training and competent hires on the automobile front BECAUSE of all the older people being able to come back to work, here in the USA...also, my great nephew just got hired by Porsche fresh out of technical school, at 22. Of course, and I'm not too biased, he...

I just had mine done earlier this week and I absolutely loved it! We're an hour and a half away from our dealer and it was so cool (and easy).

Perfection!

I, for one, would appreciate not hearing your long winded political beliefs...

That was the color I wanted! Our little towns charged quite a bit more for that color IF they could get it

I only named one car...my green 280z.."Envy". I just call it "The Pony"...I like to be original...

C'mon...you can tell us...

Mine, too...I am about to give up on keeping it clean. It was clean Sunday, and Monday it was covered in yellow pollen and that will be how it is until after Easter. By next week, I should have my tent and that should help some. I really liked your suggestion for the Plastx (I still have my...

I love this info! Thanks for sharing. For those of us that live in dusty, pollen filled, sap falling conditions, it's very helpful and appreciated!

Interesting article...I was not provided care instructions, except don't use a car wash...probably to protect their rears. It's all good. I can depend on you guys to make things clear as mud...LOL!

I've never heard of a foam cannon, but will look into it. I do have a tent coming, so hopefully that will protect it a bit. We'll see and I'll be as vigilant as I can be...I love driving my new "shiny" toy!

Same here almost...sits out in the Texas sun surrounded by pine trees, next to a highway! Maybe I'll alternate between your idea and Dude. No fights here! I'm an equal opportunity kind of gal!

Me too...and trust me...you need to be vigilant about it. If you read this thread, you'll see the damage they did to my new Bronco and the $500 it cost me. We have peppermint and spearmint in the engine compartment now and even though they say it doesn't work, we haven't seen further...

Dude! I wanted the BEST answer...not necessarily the one I would be happiest with...so thanks! I guess I'll have to get off my lazy butt and do the right thing (but ONLY until I get my first ding, scratch, or window chip from a rock), then all bets are off!

Ok...hopefully, I've got the mouse thing down...nothing since using the spearmint. We put an old rug under it and doused it in peppermint spray. Being we live in that pine forest, it's now covered in bright yellow pollen! Ordered a tent for it, but it won't be here for a week or so. I'm too...

Me too...I had a 14 year old car with 250+k on it and at my age, figured this would be my last car. SO, I went with what I've wanted for awhile...a big old "boxy" ride! Thankfully, Ford seemed to be the only affordable car maker to catch on that a lot of people like that vintage boxy...

Ummmm...I liked it...