Thank you very much! I am very proud of it. Best car I have ever owned.

 

I don't get it!! What does color have to do with sexuality!!??

Heterosexual, Bi-sexual, Metro-sexual, Homosexual......who gives a big ****! There is too much hate in this world to be concerned with what someone may do in his/her bedroom. Let's all just have fun in our Jaguars on the road! Nuff said from me.

 

No such thing as a feminine color Jag. Jag's in any color appeal to women, that's just the way it is...

 

In proper English "No such thing as a feminine color Jag. Jag's in any color appeal to women, that's just the way it is..."m this is what I meant. Don't be worried about what people think of you, buy it because "YOU" like it. It is yet another "gorgeous" color. I'm a guy and have no problems driving around in the wife's Radiance Red car because "I" like it.
My "metrosexual" term usage was not hate inspired chief, it was making a direct connection to a very prevalent thought pattern of many "groomed" city men that are very concerned about the way they are perceived. I didn't make the term up and it has nothing to do with homosexuality FYI

 

Perhaps to calm the water, here's the way I was taught:


There's no shame or sexual orientation issues here. If it's on her side of the scale, men will have no idea what the NAME of the colour designates but we just have to ask and try to remember the association from that point on. Failing that, it's called one of the basic names we know from our side of the chart and can be prefaced by either 'light' or 'dark' if required. Also permissible is combining two different but adjacent colour names in a hypenated manner, with the first name acquiring the suffix -ish.

The car in question could, in the absence female assistance, be reasonably identified as being 'light green' or 'blueish-green'.

Hope this helps.

PS- I still have no idea what 'taupe' is.

 

Taupe, is an impossible to catch French mole that lives under my back lawn. Virtually black in colour and has a tendency to leave large hillocks to show its passing.