agreed the abarth photos look minted in my opinion otherwise fiat wouldnt have shown it in that colour.we have all different taste thats because we are different each to their own personally i dont do black or blue:yuck:A modern high gloss laquered white, is so different from the shades of white found on an old Nova for example.
Personally think the GP looks fantastic in white.
The white 3 door sporting with the 17" alloy wheels on the FIAT website looks the business. I was tempted for a while, but then fell in love with the orange.
Still, to be fair to everybody, I think all of the available colours suit the GP extremely well!
very nice colorful time job keeping any car clean in this country with our weather.just a bit harder with white at least you wont see the stone chips on the plagued front of the GP as much i have a red 1 and before it got resprayed it looked as if someone had fired a shotgun at it with cartridges full of rock salt.....i think it may be a slight risk to have white, but the cars dont hold their value particularly well anyway, and if the buyer is after a white one, as I was new, they will always be rarer than the other colours.
And it is a proper white, not a creamy nasty white like on old cars.
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its the most fashionable colour out just now,i see loads on the road its a trend that will no doubt continue,what price difference between a red gp sporting and a white gp sporting used of course on the forecourt £300 max??? thats not much.i could live with that.anyway he wont be buying a white car he will be selling one"Beauty is in the Eye of the Beholder" comes to mind. White cars in the UK are almost impossible to sell (In Japan the white car is King). Silver, Red or metallic grey will sell. White will not at the moment.