Originally Posted by Mulmur

Wondering if the O.P. has decided and ordered a colour choice. Want to make sure he doesn't have the 'Obama indecisive disease'.

Most of us on this forum agree the F looks good in any colour and I do really like my IRR choice, but also wondered if I was choosing a colour that was a bit too much for my age bracket (55+) . Once I drove it for a few weeks any concerns I had quickly disappeared due to the positive comments and thumbs up responses.

Actually a number of discerning female friends helped me choose the colour, which was a great help.
Lawrence.

Originally Posted by f_in_seattle

Still undecided My local dealership finally got a White coupe so that I could look at it in person and I'm still undecided. While it looks good, for some reason the darker colors look better to me - Stratus grey in particular with black wheels it almost looks the batmobile.

Originally Posted by f_in_seattle

"Still undecided...."

Originally Posted by f_in_seattle

lol, I need to make it by first week of Feb which is the last order change date. Gut's telling me not to get the White.

Originally Posted by RickyJay52

As both an institutional commodity broker and the owner of a Stratus Gray F-Type: Trust Your Gut!

Originally Posted by OzRisk

As an owner of a software company and a Stratus Grey R, with no qualifications whatsoever to give recommendations on this matter: Trust your gut!

Originally Posted by myironlung

rhodium silver with black wheels looks pretty sick. The lighter colors are better to hide scratches and salt debris.

Originally Posted by f_in_seattle

Last modify date for my car moved to March since delivery isnt scheduled for 1st week of June even though its the dealers first allocation

Originally Posted by lhoboy

This is indeed disappointing. Which model did you order?

Originally Posted by f_in_seattle

Base F-type coupe. Looks like Jaguar moved back the dealers first coupe allocation by a few weeks

Originally Posted by Mulmur

If you are this undecided on colour, suggest you take the time to drive to some other dealers, even if its a long drive, to take a look. In our area we can hit approx. 3 dealers in under 2 hours, but even if its longer, it might be worth it.
Most dealer websites would give you a look at inventory before heading out.
Lawrence.

Originally Posted by f_in_seattle

I would, but no dealer in the entire state of Washington has a Rhodium Silver (coupe or convertible) on the lot. Mostly Blacks and Whites here with a couple of Reds. Pretty low inventory here for Ftypes and I think I've only seen 1 on the road in the past year in Seattle (partly why I want this car over a M4 convertible), but I'm not sure about the 5 month wait. Seems too long.

Originally Posted by deltagroup

Have the dealer get a Rhodium from another dealer, even if out of state. I've often purchased this way (including my F-Type). Doesn't always work (e.g., if you get stuck with transport expenses you don't want to pay; or, the dealer can't find another dealer who'll give one up or has one with the options you want). Most dealers I've found will try to earn your business though. Worth a shot? It'll certainly save you waiting, and you'll have plenty of time to get your new Jag all polished up and ready to roll for RTC in the Spring, heh.

Originally Posted by f_in_seattle

deltagroup, yours is probably the black R coupe I saw in downtown seattle once. I've spoken to dealers about trading, but it turns out the car I want is almost impossible to find anywhere (base coupe, pano roof, interior black pack, black wheels in white, rhodium silver or stratus grey). If the 2016's start rolling in early in the rest of the country I'll see if I can ask a dealer to trade for one. I'm really surprised they are making them wait a few months while others are getting their first allocation in April.

Originally Posted by f_in_seattle

Base F-type coupe. Looks like Jaguar moved back the dealers first coupe allocation by a few weeks