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Favorite car origins?

Domestic
119 (16.2%)
Import (Asian)
103 (14%)
European
158 (21.5%)
I don't have a car because I play blockland.
354 (48.2%)

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la bruno duco

rosso rubino

why not just loving call it dark red

la bruno duco

rosso rubino

why not just loving call it dark red
because those two colors are a shade of dark red
and its the paint's name

because those two colors are a shade of dark red
and its the paint's name

i mean to the people who painted it

so i think i have found the perfect color to paint my spider
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its called bruno Duco and is like a Ferrari red or something

either that or paint it factory yellow

isnt ferrari red more bright and light?

isnt ferrari red more bright and light?
on the newer cars yes
but on the older cars they went insane with the paint colors in fact some years they used fiat paint lol


i mean to the people who painted it
because it pretty much means dark red in Italian

isnt ferrari red more bright and light?

Rosso Corsa is the most popular Ferrari red


I would love to drive the car on the mountain side.

I like almost every Ferrari between 1970 and 2005.

My friend was doing a clear coat wrap on a ferrari and he accidentally ripped the paint off of the bumper, lol!

My friend was doing a clear coat wrap on a ferrari and he accidentally ripped the paint off of the bumper, lol!
i am curious how that works

like is it just a normal wrap that's clear or is it a special wrap

It's a clear wrap that protects your car's paint. You can have it replaced every 2-4 years so that your paint always looks pristine.

I don't think I've seen one of those up close.

You can't see them. They're really thin and entirely transparent.

Does it wrap the whole car?  Like the colored wraps you said you were thinking of?

The colored wraps I'm talking about are different, they're made of vinyl and are meant to act as the paint itself. Clear wraps are thin layers that are meant to be invisible and durable to provide protection against fading and scratching of the actual paint.