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I loved the dark brown that ram had for a few years. The dealer had one on the lot with 12,000 miles on it with the tan leather interior. I was strongly considering it but decided to order a new one instead. Sounds like a dumb reason, but only ordered because the used one didn't have a 33 gallon tank.
Right. I guess I was thinking Anvil was the same gray color. I change my answer to ceramic gray based on confusion.
Sounds perfectly reasonable to me.
Kinda the same reason mine's on order. I wanted an EcoDiesel 4x2 with 33-gal. That's a tall order in the Used market.
I drive about 200 miles a day, I just wanted to eliminate a few trips to the gas station per month. Otherwise, that dark brown Limited was perfect.
Agreed. I nearly bought a 22 Tundra 1794, and the Smoked Mesquite was the only color I considered.
I'll go out on a limb here and say they may be damn close to the same color. That the difference could simply be metal flake. It's been a while since I looked at a 69 Coronet color chart (had one) . But I don't recall many being metal flake. Run of the mill cars just didn't. I'm thinking it's possible that 1970 and cars, like the Challenger was about the beginning of their common factory use outside of a limited number of colors. Someone will know...
My 2014 Tundra (sold to buy the Rebel) was Sunset Bronze Mica, the brown which preceded the Mesquite. Really liked that color.
Wow learned something new. So that color is how my eyes view the silver in the builder website. When I went to build and order one the builder site showed that exact color, but when I checked out dealer inventory and YouTube videos it was clearly silver. Someone needs to update the builder site. I love that color it reminds me of the Lunar Rock on Tacomas.
Bit of a Mopar head huh?
