Some interesting F-Type wraps
#22
Porsche has a paint-to-sample ability where you can provide a color sample and they'll do their best to match it, but they still have to approve the color (nothing too wild or outrageous I guess) and I think it's about $6k extra.
To have something truly unique that came from the factory that way (and not repainted aftermarket) would be cool. I could definitely see spending about that much on a personalized color choice that came from the factory.
#23
Viper has a pretty interesting thing going on now with their 1 of 1 package. Basically every Viper sold can be of any configuration and color scheme that you like. Once made, no one else can get that exact configuration. Pretty cool program that I wish more lower volume production car companies would offer.
2015 Dodge Viper GTC 1 of 1 Program | driveSRT
The configurator
Dodge Viper GTC Customizer | driveSRT
2015 Dodge Viper GTC 1 of 1 Program | driveSRT
The configurator
Dodge Viper GTC Customizer | driveSRT
#24
#25
I've heard that as well, but not sure on the price. My guess a truly custom color might run that much. If you ordered a prior year color like Kyanite Blue it should run quite a bit cheaper.
#26
Personally - and when all is said and done - I don't think $10,000 seems hefty or all that unreasonable to have Jaguar [read = factory] custom paint an F-Type. I don't see the need for it, but $10,000 doesn't sound all that bad to me.
#27
A good wrap is around $3,400. I've seen the Tron wrap in person and it looks good on cars with sharp angles and lines. I think the flowing lines on our cars would be problematic. I'd have them do a rendering first (agree our wrapped cars look better than most of these though I did like the satin black, and didn't hate the gold or the flag). My wrap was $4,200 but that is because it was dual layer making it look more like paint.
I've seen photos of the tron wrap on a few different cars, but I don't think I would do it. It could be fun for a short time though.
#28
Vinyl-Ink
Vinyl-Ink in Freemont; not cheap but they do nice work: Car Truck SUV & Bus Wraps, Vehicle Wraps Bay Area Fremont CA. Vinyl Wrap - Vinyl-Ink - Vehicle Wrap and Graphics
#29
Vinyl-Ink in Freemont; not cheap but they do nice work: Car Truck SUV & Bus Wraps, Vehicle Wraps Bay Area Fremont CA. Vinyl Wrap - Vinyl-Ink - Vehicle Wrap and Graphics
#30
For custom factory, that seems reasonable. A top notch paint job can be $10K! Think about trying to paint the engine bay, door seams, etc.
#32
For my Audi I used California Wheels, they're doing our FX-35 as well. Still nice work but less expensive. (I should point out that the Freemont folks are a bit more pricey now they quoted $5,200 for the FX, California Wheels was $3,300).
Cal Wheels is also within walking distance of my house which makes them a bit handier for me. California Wheels - The Bay Area's Premiere Wheel & Car Customization Shop
#33
Silver?!?!
Nice! (and what better place to purchase a fine automobile....?)
2014 Jaguar F-TYPE V8 S, $75,900 - Cars.com
What's scary is I like it....
#34
Yeah, I contacted the folks at Vinyl Ink and though I'm only looking for a few pieces to be done, they are quoting 1-2 days and close to $1,500.... seems a bit high when I can get the whole car wrapped for about 2-4x that, and I'd expect that could be done in less than a day.
I may be better off just looking for aftermarket CF pieces and installing myself.
#36
I checked them out and don't even see wraps listed on their list of services. I only see tinting.
Yeah, I contacted the folks at Vinyl Ink and though I'm only looking for a few pieces to be done, they are quoting 1-2 days and close to $1,500.... seems a bit high when I can get the whole car wrapped for about 2-4x that, and I'd expect that could be done in less than a day.
I may be better off just looking for aftermarket CF pieces and installing myself.
Yeah, I contacted the folks at Vinyl Ink and though I'm only looking for a few pieces to be done, they are quoting 1-2 days and close to $1,500.... seems a bit high when I can get the whole car wrapped for about 2-4x that, and I'd expect that could be done in less than a day.
I may be better off just looking for aftermarket CF pieces and installing myself.
The recently expanded into wraps. Though I think they sub it out. Let me know how it goes.
#37