Does anyone here have a recent 2021 black (bi-tone with red) X- clusiv ?....

[rich146]

Trying to find real pictures of this vehicle/colour as I can only find the Scarlet Flare online, oddly ? 

Any photos would be appreciated. Not even my local dealer can help other pointing to the computer generated example on the Toyota website which is never acurate.

Thanks

R

[martswain]

Scarlet Flare is a strange colour and the actual look depends on the ambient lighting.

Have a look at some press photos of the GR Yaris and you'll get an idea.

Here are a couple of pics so you can see what I mean, not mine, somebody else bent theirs.

[Heidfirst]

probably varies according to white balance, filters & monitor displayed on too ... 😉

[rich146]

1 hour ago, martswain said:

Scarlet Flare is a strange colour and the actual look depends on the ambient lighting.

Have a look at some press photos of the GR Yaris and you'll get an idea.

Here are a couple of pics so you can see what I mean, not mine, somebody else bent theirs.

Thanks but I've found plenty of the scarlet online , just not the black main with red roof which seems very rare for some reason

cheers

[Tel 2]

Go on Toyota GB & configure your spec in Metallic Black.

Tel

[rich146]

19 hours ago, Tel 2 said:

Go on Toyota GB & configure your spec in Metallic Black.

Tel

As mentioned I've already been on the Toyota site. Looking for real photos , not computer generated where the colours are not accurate. cheers

[Catlover]

I think unless you see one in real life you are not going to see what the real colour is.  Any photo, be if in a catalogue or taken on someone’s drive is likely not to reflect reality.  It’s just like going into Curry’s (you can choose another retailer if you like) and look at TVs, different brands will show a difference in colour one to another. Certain tv manufacturers screens may accentuate different colours. That’s why some people love Sony and not LG, some love Samsung but not Hitachi as examples …. And so one.  So when you look at a photo on a computer screen you are virtually assured not to see a true colour.

[rich146]

Exactly. As mentioned clearly above