Caterham Blue vs. Viper Blue vs. Kingfisher Blue . . .

[jturrell]

I was wondering if someone might post a link to a picture of a "Caterham Blue" seven? There seem to be many shades of blue offered by Caterham, not to mention everyone's custom shades of blue. As I get closer to actually ordering a car, I think I'm set on Caterham Blue with a white stripe and white noseband. A picture would sure help. Tried Google Images, and wasn't certain which shade of blue I was looking at. Tried the color configurator, but it's not really photo-realistic.

Thanks!

[Matt W]

Here's a picture of mine which is Viper Blue.

[Gingerbread Man]

I believe mine is a Jaguar XKR blue?

[Smollet]

Viper blue

[Cock Womble 7]

What's mine then? Looks a bit darker than Viper:



And do Caterham do touch-up kits?

[Gingerbread Man]

Email Caterham, they'll tell you the colour via reg or vin number or similar.

[Steve-B]

actually ask them for the pain code number -- that's more handy in case you don't use TSK for a paint job! most shops should be able to handle knowing the code number.....E.G. our SV is BMW-M-416 which is the pearlescent M-cars black.....

[.Adam.]

Don't forget that the blue you see on screen won't necessarily look like the colour in real life as well, depending on camera settings and the monitor itself.

[Elapido]

To put things worse, the colour names vary from the official website to the rest of the European countries. For instance, here I have in a brochure: Storm Blue, which I think it's dark blue, and it's a non-metallic paint, Viper Blue (picture attached), which is a quite common color, very neutral blue, quite nice and safe option, actually my favourite, and Plasma Blue, which I have no idea what it looks like. Kingfigher blue is also a nice color. It's quite uncommon. It's like a lighter blue, a with a bit of turquoise (see picture), maybe a little girlie?

Viper Blue



Kingfisher Blue

[Mars]

Azure blue