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Iconic Car Paint Colors

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Color Name
Associated Brand
Country of Origin
Decade Popularized
Known For
Rosso CorsaFerrari
Italy
1920sItalian international racing red, Ferrari signature, still the most common Ferrari colour sold
British Racing GreenJaguar / Lotus / Aston Martin
United Kingdom
1900sBritish international racing colour since 1903, deep forest green, Le Mans heritage
Giallo ModenaFerrari
Italy
1950sYellow of Modena, Ferrari's second signature colour, city of Modena's civic colour
Giallo OrionLamborghini
Italy
1970sLamborghini signature yellow, Countach icon, visible from space
Gulf Blue and OrangePorsche / Ford GT40
United States/Germany
1960sGulf Oil racing livery, Le Mans winning Porsche 917 and Ford GT40, Steve McQueen
Martini Racing StripesLancia / Porsche
Italy/Germany
1960sRed, light blue and dark blue stripes on white, Martini and Rossi sponsorship, rally royalty
Grabber BlueFord Mustang
United States
1960sBright Ford muscle car blue, Boss 302, Mach 1 Mustang, high-visibility era
Plum Crazy PurpleDodge / Plymouth
United States
1970sWild Mopar muscle car purple, Challenger and Cuda, high-impact colours
Hemi OrangeDodge Charger
United States
1960sDukes of Hazzard General Lee orange, 426 Hemi Mopar icon
Subaru World Rally BlueSubaru Impreza
Japan
1990sWRC blue with gold wheels, Colin McRae era, defining rally livery of the 90s
Nardo GreyAudi RS
Germany
2010sAudi's matte-looking grey, RS and R8 go-to, Nardo test track namesake
Miami BluePorsche
Germany
2010sTurquoise-leaning blue on 911 GT3 and Cayman GT4, Instagram favourite
Verde MantisLamborghini
Italy
2000sShocking metallic green Lambo hue, Gallardo and Huracan hero colour
McLaren Orange (Papaya)McLaren
New Zealand/UK
1960sBruce McLaren's original team colour, F1 and road car identity
Bugatti Two-Tone BlueBugatti
France
2000sVeyron and Chiron signature carbon/blue split, French racing heritage
Arancio BorealisLamborghini
Italy
2000sMetallic orange Murciélago and Aventador colour, flagship showroom magnet
Guards RedPorsche 911
Germany
1970sClassic non-metallic Porsche red, defining 80s air-cooled 911 look
Speed YellowPorsche
Germany
1990sBright Porsche yellow, 996 Turbo and GT3, loud and unambiguous

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