Should be popping into my local dealer next week to order a Yeti Greenline, however i cant decide on colour? What looks best?

Should be popping into my local dealer next week to order a Yeti Greenline, however i cant decide on colour? What looks best?

I have seen one in Rosso Brunello Red, and when clean, it is one beautiful looking car, but be prepared to do a lot of cleaning.

:happy:White, possibly,...when its clean, however i decided on brilliant silver [on order still waiting] because in my experiance silver cars are more forgiving in showing small scratches and marks and tend not to look as dirty as they really are.

I nearly had Silver but when looking around noticed so many silver cars, so to be different I went for Aqua Blue and am pleased with it.

It also seems to change from between blue and grey depending on the light.

Edited 4 February, 201214 yr by RickT

Should be popping into my local dealer next week to order a Yeti Greenline, however i cant decide on colour? What looks best?

Depends on your opinion, so expect a range of answers.

I like the red, because it suits the styling, as does the white.

Mum's gone for Aqua Blue and I didn't think it such a good idea (That's a Greenline too) but having seen it I actually really like it now.

It's not the usual boring silver.

The silver type colours do show the muck less.

Well, I just received the 2012 Yeti in 'white' although it's about as exciting as getting stuck in an elevator with an insurance salesman. Not sure about your locale but most any other cool looking colors are stupid expensive here in Italy. Still, I really like the light metallic blue. As a consolation I added the roof-rack chrome trim with the upgraded bright alloy wheels. Over time, I’ll add all the exterior trim pieces available in the accessory catalog. In my view (pun intended) it’s the small accents that make the difference. Yes, even those pithy little silver strips for the front corner grills. :p

I ordered the Muscovado Greenline. But now I've seen a Cappuccino on the road I think thats a really classy looker. The Aqua Blue is an interesting colour, I thought it was silver until seeing it near a real silver car. Its quite a subtle shade & I guess it wont show too much dirt. Picking a colour is a bit of a flyer, when in a show room they all look great. I think the best place to look at colours is in a supermarket car parks - problem though, I've not seen a Yeti in one.

Originally had a red Yeti before the current white one, both these colours look great, although they show the dirt in winter. White appears to be the more practical colour; hides chips or scratches unless they get to base metal.

Have seen most Yeti colours bar Rosso, Storm and the three new shades. Would avoid Pacific, our Fabia is in this shade and although its a nice colour ours anyway scratches and chips far to easily.

Of the metallics personally I like the silver and Muscavado and although I've only seen photos the new Regency green looks a good bet.

Have a look at the following link, its the Yeti owners photo sharing group on flikr;

My link

TP

I agree the Yeti isn't the most popular ‘looking’ boulevard cruiser on the road, but it holds its own with just a few appointments. My gal really liked the Nissan Qashqai when we were deciding. However, the build wasn’t as good as the Yeti, especially the doors, etc. Once it arrived with some added bling’ she decided it was pretty cool looking. Sure, we would have loved the ‘Experience’ all trimmed out with 'Cappuccino' but still.

Edited 4 February, 201214 yr by Saber

Has anyone got a picture of Cappucino?

Has anyone got a picture of Cappucino?

From the link in post 9

Regards,

TP

Almost any colour looks good on a Yeti.

I chose white as when I'm in my suit I can see where NOT to touch the car, whereas colours which 'hide' the dirt, of which I've had a fair few in the past, you need to clean your suit more, as you brush against the car, not realising it is dirty.

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I think I'm straying towards White, would love to see some pics of those of you who have white ones.

I think I'm straying towards White, would love to see some pics of those of you who have white ones.

1500 + miles of European driving including heavy rain; only get dirty in the winter. Oh Austria is the location

In the rain Czech Republic

Oh same wheels as a Greenline SE or Elegance but larger 215/60 tyres.

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I went with the Muscovado, I have to say Im quite happy with it, it dosn't show up the dirt, which is good and hopefully won't show up any marks.

I do like silver cars but our last 4 have been silver so it was time for a change .

I have seen one in Rosso Brunello Red, and when clean, it is one beautiful looking car, but be prepared to do a lot of cleaning.

+1 on Rosso Brunello (I'm on my second Yeti in that colour) scroll down through this link to see one:

http://www.forum-auto.com/marques/skoda/sujet734-4235.htm

I have white with gobi interior but next one will be regency green with gobi....................looks lovely colour for the yeti

We went round in circles trying to choose a colour:

- we test drove a white one and I liked it but didn't fancy keeping it clean

- we didn't want silver as we were replacing a silver car and every other car is some shade of silver or grey

- we looked at Moscovado but in the flesh it just isn't the rich brown we'd hoped for

- we looked at Capuccino and decided it only looks good under showroom lights; in real world lighting it looks dirty grey

- same for the Aqua Blue

The Tangerine orange was a bit TOO in your face for us so we were glad when they announced the Bronze colour; bright enough to be a bit different but not too lairy. I think the Yeti deserves a stand-out colour rather than a muted, sensible one. Having said that, I've never seen a Bronze one so the first I'll see of it is when I collect it on Monday .

We went round in circles trying to choose a colour:

- we test drove a white one and I liked it but didn't fancy keeping it clean

- we didn't want silver as we were replacing a silver car and every other car is some shade of silver or grey

- we looked at Moscovado but in the flesh it just isn't the rich brown we'd hoped for

- we looked at Capuccino and decided it only looks good under showroom lights; in real world lighting it looks dirty grey

- same for the Aqua Blue

The Tangerine orange was a bit TOO in your face for us so we were glad when they announced the Bronze colour; bright enough to be a bit different but not too lairy. I think the Yeti deserves a stand-out colour rather than a muted, sensible one. Having said that, I've never seen a Bronze one so the first I'll see of it is when I collect it on Monday .

Looking forward to seeing pics of your Bronze weasley.

Torn between green, rosso or bronze for my next yeti.

:S

My soon to be delievered Yeti will be in Candy White, same as my current Octavia vRS. I have been surprised how clean it stays, its only when you start to wash it you realise how dirty it is.

Considered red, had an Octy vRS that colour too.

Since ordering I spied a black one with silver roof rails, chrome mirror caps etc, looked really good.

Had origonally wanted storm blue but it wasn't available when I ordered, though is again now.

Muscavado was never on my list, though when we went to see our new Yeti today there were a couple of muscavado ones and 'herself' really liked it having disliked it before!

I am getting a bronze greenline but not till the week after next. By the time I can post a photo you will have made up you mind on what colour to order.

I chickened out of white and got Muscavado/Gobi, which is lovely but arguably a rather dark exterior to show off the Yeti's styling at its best. Now my wife has just got a white car (Suzuki SX4) I realise how good it looks - as someone else has said, you only realise how dirty it is when you wash it and it is such a pleasure seeing the gleaming white emerge! I, too, like the look of Regency Green but the problem with all these 'new ' colours is, as someone again has pointed out, they can look very different under showroom lights and in the flesh under a range of lighting conditions(I noticed that especially with my previous Cappucino Octavia Scout). White is white! I think my next Yeti may well be that colour.