I hear you, but many of us need the car to be special for it to be worthwhile, and if it doesn't look right, then what's the point? I agree that all colours have their good points, but that's not to say they're all the same or good in the same way. I really don't think black would be for me, but that doesn't mean I can't see that it looks cool. And similarly with red - a classic style sports car in red - what's not to love? But it's just too showy for me as it'll be my daily. And I prefer red on Ferraris.I genuinely think it looks good in all the colours.
If you really dislike a particular colour don't get it.
If it's just a preference then I'd suggest get what you can.
Of the 4 colours I'm interested in, Grey was last. As I've said before I think it can looks really classy (you see quite a few Porsches and Astons in a dark grey) but as Tushki found, I didn't think it would be showy enough (the opposite to the red). I think I'd still rather the grey than no 86, but what should make me feel spoilt would end up feeling less special.
I appreciate that for some people the 86 is their cheap car so they can have fun without putting too many miles on their collection of priceless classics, but this is quite extravagant for me and the colour matters.




