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10/4/12, 09:34 PM
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Originally Posted by mopar?
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Grabber blue is so feminine in my opinion.
Grabber blue is so feminine in my opinion.
I think someone even wrote a song about counting blue cars. Anyway, I'm blue da ba dee.
10/5/12, 03:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Getportfolio
Blue is actually considered a masculine color. Red is feminine. It's a known fact that people who wear blue to interviews get hired. It also makes you lift more weight. That's why gyms often paint the walls blue. Blue gives women a sense of loyalty when worn by a man. Blue could be considered depressing but not really, that idea was inspired by Picasso during one of his periods of creating work. He was contracting stds like syphilis from various prostitutes and created a series of paintings to reflect his mood. After all, his early works were hung in brothels only to be discovered by the wealthy. It's amazing how we've adopted the idea of blue since then. Just some color theory for you.
I think someone even wrote a song about counting blue cars. Anyway, I'm blue da ba dee.
10/5/12, 06:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Getportfolio
Blue is actually considered a masculine color. Red is feminine. It's a known fact that people who wear blue to interviews get hired. It also makes you lift more weight. That's why gyms often paint the walls blue. Blue gives women a sense of loyalty when worn by a man. Blue could be considered depressing but not really, that idea was inspired by Picasso during one of his periods of creating work. He was contracting stds like syphilis from various prostitutes and created a series of paintings to reflect his mood. After all, his early works were hung in brothels only to be discovered by the wealthy. It's amazing how we've adopted the idea of blue since then. Just some color theory for you.
I think someone even wrote a song about counting blue cars. Anyway, I'm blue da ba dee.
10/5/12, 08:35 AM
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Originally Posted by mopar?
Well that was all just stupid. Maybe ill wear a blue shirt on chest day so I can push more weight on the bench hahahah. My favorite color is blue even my mustang is deep impact blue. I just dont like that shade of blue...too out there for me.
"Stupid is, as stupid does."
- Forest Gump
10/5/12, 09:33 AM
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Very true as well. I think someone missed the point and how the human eye/brain responds to colors. Blue in this case. Blue is a universally masculine color. Grabber blue is named just for that and "to grab the viewers eye." I think "out there" was the goal that Ford was looking for. It's commands attention because its a drastic looking analogous color to the normal opinion of the hue.
I still say that this color is by no means a feminine color. Never has been, never will be. But what do I know in all of "my long haired books?"
I still say that this color is by no means a feminine color. Never has been, never will be. But what do I know in all of "my long haired books?"
10/5/12, 09:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Getportfolio
Very true as well. I think someone missed the point and how the human eye/brain responds to colors. Blue in this case. Blue is a universally masculine color. Grabber blue is named just for that and "to grab the viewers eye." I think "out there" was the goal that Ford was looking for. It's commands attention because its a drastic looking analogous color to the normal opinion of the hue.
I still say that this color is by no means a feminine color. Never has been, never will be. But what do I know in all of "my long haired books?"
I still say that this color is by no means a feminine color. Never has been, never will be. But what do I know in all of "my long haired books?"
10/5/12, 10:08 AM
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Going back to the original topic....
2007 GT500
Base Price: $41,675
Displacement: 5.4
Engine Type: V-8
Horsepower: 500 @ 6,000
Torque: 480 @ 4,500
Fuel Tank Capacity: 16 gallons
MPG: 15/21
0-60: 4.4
Quarter mile: 12.7
2011 Mustang GT 5.0
Base Price: $30,495
Displacement: 5.0, duh.
Engine Type: V-8
Horsepower: 412 @ 6,500 rpm
Torque: 390 lb.-ft. @ 4,250 rpm
Fuel tank capacity: 16 gallons
MPG: 17/26
0-60: 4.5
Quarter Mile: 13.0
Conclusion: Aside from MPG, you totally got the better car.
2007 GT500
Base Price: $41,675
Displacement: 5.4
Engine Type: V-8
Horsepower: 500 @ 6,000
Torque: 480 @ 4,500
Fuel Tank Capacity: 16 gallons
MPG: 15/21
0-60: 4.4
Quarter mile: 12.7
2011 Mustang GT 5.0
Base Price: $30,495
Displacement: 5.0, duh.
Engine Type: V-8
Horsepower: 412 @ 6,500 rpm
Torque: 390 lb.-ft. @ 4,250 rpm
Fuel tank capacity: 16 gallons
MPG: 17/26
0-60: 4.5
Quarter Mile: 13.0
Conclusion: Aside from MPG, you totally got the better car.
10/5/12, 10:44 AM
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Originally Posted by Getportfolio
I could only imagine the difference in how the two cars perform. Awesome upgrade.
