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i actually dont like red cars all that much, but i have to admit, that car is the only exception. i really like that colour coz its so different. nice work mate. btw i am looking at importing a gtst, and was wondering if it would be worth it price-wise.

seeing as though ur importing that baby, do u think u could pm me with details about import laws etc? cheers mate

bOOSt, yeah the colour changes quite a bit in different light I must admit.

tdawg watch out for fading though especially the rear plastic tail lights and spoiler - something about red cars that love fading

When I first got the car and took it to work, one of the girls said to me "love that colour, I would do you in that colour car!!!!' - so good luck

Have only seen 2 or 3 others around Perth the same colour

Cheers, Al

Hi guys. I once read a reknowned motoring writer who said that cars should be only black, white or red (and that's fire engine red!). I reckoned this could be modified a little, especially for sports cars. I would add silver and, perhaps for a Ferrari, yellow to that list (not sure about the yellow - especially if it's YELLOW!!).

Having said that, the plum purple Skylines look awesome.

And a good British Racing Green is nearly black anyway.

I have owned three red cars - and chose them that way. Hell, look at the Nismo 400R. Looks pretty cool to me.

Cheers.

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