I like to see them add the Grabber Blue and Grabber Green to the color menu.
+1 on the Grabber Blue. My second favorite color after (you guessed it) Grabber Orange.
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2007 GT - Grabber Orange, exterior appearance package, IUP, leather, 5 Spd stick, 3.55s, C and L Street CAI, BamaChips tune, Gen 2 qtr window louvers, Astra Hammond chin spoiler, Mac Pro-Chamber with cats, Saleen Heritage Spoiler, FRPP LCAs,
I almost got the Grabber Orange instead of the DCARMClearcoat. I like it also.
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What is it about the sound of a powerful motor screaming to life, jumping to the passing gear, and going. Or the feel of a car laying a parking lot signature that makes men smile and their hearts pound?
I haven't seen one in person yet. Often times a name change is done to make a color seem more appealing without actually changing the color itself. It sounds like that might be the case here.
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"One of these early mornings, oh, you gonna be wiping your weeping eyes.
I bought you a brand new mustang 'bout nineteen sixty five
Now you come around signifying a woman, you don't wanna let me ride.
Mustang Sally, think you better slow your mustang down".
I haven't seen one in person yet. Often times a name change is done to make a color seem more appealing without actually changing the color itself. It sounds like that might be the case here.
Nah.
I traded my '05 Redfire in for the '08, and if they're side by side, there's a noticeable difference.
Unless, of course, they're both really really dirty
They are a bit different side by side. I have a redfire auto and I be looking at getting a Dark Candy Apple stick. When there's less sunlight out the new color look more like a solid dark red, more " blood like color " THe redfire shows more of the silver met then the new color. When you see the met in the new color, which is harder to see, it is a bronse color met chip and smaller, less noticable flake
I really like them both. I think if someone was looking for a new Redfire now, found out it was discountinued , like I did, could get use to the new color pretty quick.
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Redflame
2008 Mustang GT Premium
Dark Candy Apple Red Metallic, Med. Parch. Leather, Wheel Locks, 5 Speed, Shaker500, Polk speakers, Saleen Subwoofer, Interior Upgrade,Anti-Theft System, Premium 18" GT Wheels, Chrome Tips, 3.55 Gears, Steeda Carbon Fiber CAI, Brenspeed 93 Tune, Polished Grill Overlay, Hood Scoop, Pony Manifold Cover, CDC Classic Chin Spoiler, Retro Qtr. Window Louvers, Chrome Tail light and Exhaust Trim Rings, Sequential Tail Lights
It’s a sleeper ....a beast in disguise
I have put my Redfire side-by-side with a Dk Candy Apple, and there is a difference. The DKA does not seem as metallic and is a bit "redder", not the deeper burgundy wine color of the RF. Personally prefer the RF.
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05 Redfire GT, Premium , manual, Lt Grey int, bullets,IUP,side air bags, anti-theft
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minor mods- taillight blackout panel, 8" shortie antenna sequential tail lights, Eibach Pro springs, 69 Boss 302 hood
blackout, K&N Aircharger, CDC Classic chin spoiler, Tokico D-spec shocks/struts
I saw one at my dealer and it was a very nice shade of the candy apple red but I will take my vista blue color any day cause in the sunshine she glows!
Was at the dealer for my first oil & filter change (complimentary) yesterday, and was walking around the lot and spied what I thought was an 07" Redfire GT. After looking at it, and not checking the window sticker I wandered off. Then the sales manager comes over and says what do you think of the new color for 08". I say it looks just like Redfire to me. I went back over and really looked deep into it, and if there is a difference it is miniscule, maybe just a tad darker red. Has anyone else viewed this new color in person, and what did you think?
Red,schmed....never really cared for red but every once in awhile I see red (not red fire) with black bullitts and limo tint window w/black accents and it makes me like em a little more each time.
