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Magnetic or Frozen White
Cant choose between Magnetic or frozen White.
Its a Titanium wagon with Sunroof and iLED lights.
Please help me :-)
Pros with white: You dont see scrathes so much.
Thanks
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Normally I would say gray because it is my favorite colour an I chose it myself for the Active. But for the Titanium with sunroof it is a bit my tricky I think. White lloks in my opinion in combination with the roof but the chrome details would not be so enforced.
Grey makes the car look more modest. More like an understatement. And it doesn´t get dirty that fast.
Difficult decission. But my vote goes to grey.
See my instagram account for pictures of every color that is available for the Focus ST.
Maybe helpful ?!
Hi,
we currently have Ford Focus MK3 in Frozen White color.
We really like it and even after 6.5 the lack looks quite ok and not worn out.
Sure, you need to take care of it, e.g. remove the stains from asphalt, etc.
We ordered Ford Focus MK4 Active Combi in Metropolis White color.
We were considering first Frozen White again, but change our mind in last minute.
So, I would vote for Frozen White one, even if the Magnetic looks quite cool.
Maybe you can check Metropolis White at least?
I would say Magnetic Grey, because I also ordered one in this paint. But nothing is more difficult to choose from than the paint of the new car...
Not mine but exactly the same look as I will get.
Its so difficult to choose between them.
I have choose Magnetic for my Hatch Titanium. It looks better than white.
Frozen white of course. All the details of the design will be recognized and white colour is better in the summer.
You should see both Cars in Reality and check what colour gives you the bigger smile in your face!
Magnetic grey, fits the wheels better!
On the white paint, you maybe see less scratches - but everything else.
My Focus is grey, and I don´t regret it. So guess, what I´ll say ;)
BUT: Scratches are a matter in fact. You see them from near, spot repair is almost impossible. Just to mention.