I was just in the dealership and noticed the new STEALTH BLUE was being delivered to some nice deserving Lesbians. I asked one why she settled on that one since there was a redline as well and I was told it matched their eyes.

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I was just in the dealership and noticed the new STEALTH BLUE was being delivered to some nice deserving Lesbians. I asked one why she settled on that one since there was a redline as well and I was told it matched their eyes.

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There ya go. New recruits for the forum.

http://www.cadillacforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=42187&page=3

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Is the color Stealth blue, or Stealth Grey?....

Is the color Stealth blue, or Stealth Grey?....

It is Stealth ghey. :histeric: Okay, I'm done

When I originally test drove a V it was Stealth Grey. The salesman kept calling it "blue," not even Stealth Blue.

When I originally test drove a V it was Stealth Grey. The salesman kept calling it "blue," not even Stealth Blue.

It does look DENIUM....like blue jeans or something. I remember when we got our first stealth grey HUMMERS in,...awesome color. I haven't seen a V in that color in person yet.

As a Stealth Grey owner, I have to defend the color . . . no, I'm not gay (not that there is anything wrong with that). The color appears different shades depending on the light. I lined it up against my 96 Green Grey Impala SS and the Impala is one shade more greenish while the V is a tint more grey. I have received a number of compliments on the color, and with the light grey interior, it is pretty sharpe. My first choise was Platinum with black interior, but the Stealth had only 45 miles compared to 300+ on the Platinuim, and the Stealth was a Feb 05 build versus Sept 04 build. To each his own.

I saw my first Stealth Grey just a few minutes in the parking Garage at the Washington Navy Yard, that I park in every day. It looked very nice IMHO. It had new paper tags on it (and no brake dust on the wheels), so someone probably has a perma-smile on there face.

I left a note on his/her car saying nice color, and gave the URL for this forum. Perhaps they will pop in.

It's cool to see another V here at the yard.

-Chris

As a Stealth Grey owner, I have to defend the color . . . no, I'm not gay (not that there is anything wrong with that). The color appears different shades depending on the light. I lined it up against my 96 Green Grey Impala SS and the Impala is one shade more greenish while the V is a tint more grey. I have received a number of compliments on the color, and with the light grey interior, it is pretty sharpe. My first choise was Platinum with black interior, but the Stealth had only 45 miles compared to 300+ on the Platinuim, and the Stealth was a Feb 05 build versus Sept 04 build. To each his own.

I'll be right there along your side benh defending the color. I saw my first one in that color this weekend too. Brank spanking new. It looked stunning. It was in broad daylight with tons of sun shining, the car was amazing.

Never apologize for that color, ever. In fact, when and if I pull the trigger on an 06 it will probably be Stealth Gray.

. . . no, I'm not gay (not that there is anything wrong with that).

"Of course not!" :rolleyes:


My first choise was Platinum with black interior

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Who cares why they picked a color? Colors are the most personal preference option ever. The important aspect of their decision is they decided on a 400 hp, rwd manual transmission car. :thumbsup:

Does anyone else think that Stealth Grey = Battleship Grey?

Sorry...Just my oppinion...and I could be wrong.:lies:

I / we think the stealth grey is great...thats the color we chose .......seems to change colors.........blue.........grey........green..... ...too cool