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Below are the exterior color options for the Ferrari 458. When viewing the colors remember that the device, brightness, and monitor quality can all play a factor in how the colors look on screen.
You should use this guide to get a feel of the color and how they relate to different shades. Remember there is no substitution for seeing them in real life.
The first color everyone thinks of when they think of Ferrari is red. Do any search for a Ferrari and red will be the most common color. Here are the reds that are available with the Ferrari 458 (and I think the 488 as well)
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Rosso Scuderia is a vibrant red and a little brighter than the far more popular Rossa Corsa. Rosso Scuderia was developed to look like Rosso Corsa for TV. Think F1 Racing.
When we say interiors, you might be thinking about 9 On Main. When considering the interior of a Scuderia red car, nero (black) makes a great interior combo.
Rosso Mugello is dark red, deep red, or some describe as being close to burgundy. This shade has a more elegant feel than the very common Rosso Corsa.
A couple of advantages to Rosso Mugello. It is a standard color so there are not price upcharges and the color goes very nice with both the standard and sport wheels.
It is a sold color and is non-metallic. A great color for those looking for a red Ferrari and not wanting to go with the rosso corsa resell red.
Comparison between a rosso corsa and rosso mugello. Cameras, outdoor light, white balance, and computer displays can all make the shades look different. Here are the two colors side by side, which may help give you a better understanding.
Rosso Fiorano is from Ferrari Historical palette. This is a deeper darker red.
Rosso Dino or “Dino” is an orange-red color. It is considered on of Ferrari’s historical colors. When ordering it is considered a premium color, read more expensive.
It is not an orange orange color but more or an orange red color. It is a flat color with no metallic flake.
There are varying opinions on this color, some like it, some say it is hard do sell. I think it is a great color made even better that it is rare and not seen that often.
In 2013 this option was an $11,885.
More Pictures of this fantastic orange dino
Not a 458 but is a excellent Ferrari Enzo in Rosso Dino
Interested in learning more about Ferrari red? check out these articles
Giallo Modena is one of the classic Ferrari colors.
This is a light yellow color and is a historical Ferrari color.
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Bianco Avus is the classic Ferrari white. Hard to go wrong with a beautiful white color. If you want a white Ferrari this is the color for you. Clean, crisp, with no metallic flakes.
The white exterior pairs nicely with a nero (black) or rosso (red) interior creating some lovely examples.
In the image below, I particularly like how the red tail lights stand out on the white.
Nero Pastello or Nero for short is the Ferrari black. It is a great color and looks fantastic when it is clean.
There is always a litte bit of magic in a super clean well presented black Ferrari.
Nero Daytona Metallic is the metallic version in black. It has a softer feel and also will hide any flaws better. When looking at pictures online it is very difficult to tell the difference between the two colors.
Nero Metallic is an easier paint to maintain.
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This is a fantastic blue metallic color. It is very crisp and has a little bit of green or teal in the blue.
It is one of the standard (read free) colors you can choose from. Even with it being one of the standard colors it is not ordered that much.
Verde British is the Classic British Racing Green.
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