Lime Green
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This is what worries me about the color having not seen it with my own eyes. The pictures I’ve seen of it looks like it’s overall very similar to Iconic Silver, but has a more satin look to the metallic flake and it seems to be a pearl-coat that shows a blue tint in the shade or at off angles. I don’t know if I’m brave enough to order this color without seeing it in person.Not to offend anybody, but I think the iced blue silver is awful. I don't know why - maybe it looks confused between silver or baby blue,
Antimatter blue is my second choice. Our Bronco Sport is Alto Blue, which is nearly the exact same color. It’s a different paint code, but I’ve had it next to an Antimatter F-150 and no one can really tell the difference, it’s very subtle if there is one. We really like it. Now the Antimatter Blue truck at the Lightning Tour event shows us that you have to care for this color as you would glossy black. They have kept it clean, but the swirl marks in the paint from whatever they’re doing to wash it were jarring to say the least. The sun would hit it and the blue would pop with a spiderweb of clear coat scratches and swirls.
I’m also considering carbonized grey or iconic silver. Atlas blue is very nice seeing it in person, but I don’t want that bright of a blue. Carbonized grey is just OK to me. I liked the previous dark grey (Magnetic) much better.
Wish they had Leadfoot. Or Cactus Grey from the Bronco and other lines — this is called Fighter Jet Grey on the Mustang.
Stone Grey has been on the Super Duty and others in the past. It’s a nice color. It really pops in the sun too, sort of a titanium grey and then shines gold In the right light. I liked it a lot as the accent color on some of the Super Duty color schemes more so than the full color of the truck.
anyway, I’m rambling…. All of the Lightning colors can be easily seen with other vehicles on the road now. Except iced blue silver.
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