After a couple of years with my 2015 S I placed an order for a 2020 R and now the wait begins.

Carpathian grey with 5 spoke carbon fibre rims and black interior. Basically the same set up I fell in love with when I walked into a dealership a few years back but wasn’t in the position to get it.

However walked into another dealership yesterday looking at colour options and really liked an F type in Loire blue. For 2020 that colour is replaced with Portofino blue that looks close on line but not sure I want to commit to a colour on a screen. I have some time to change my mind before the order is final. Yes I know first world problems...

Thanks for listening

You guys are funny. I had a delimma over the spelling of dilemma so I consulted many on line dictionaries and can say with confidence it is no longer a delimma but a dilemma.

I blame the late night and refusal to wear glasses.

Hope I don’t make the same mistake with the colour choice.

Get the blue. The world has too many grey cars already. The two blues look quite close on the screen. It’s remarkable how difficult it is to find a set of colour chips.

[QUOTE=OzXFR;2031978]Good to see a North 'Murican (Fjmviper) spelling colour correctl

Canadians are not 'Mercans/'Murcans". We spell properly ("colour")...and the last letter of the alphabet north of the Canada-US border is "zed" not "zee"☺️
And we are generally not very fond of the colour orange.

Previous comments about British/Canadian/Australian/New Zealand/SouthAfrican etc English vs American English aside (hmmmm...that list of countries might make you think...), American spelling is generally far more logical in terms of its relationship to pronunciation. While a Canadian pronounces the word "lieutenant" as [lef-tenant], an American says [loo-tenant], much closer to the original French...there are many other examples, "colour" vs "colour" being a variation. The "u" alters the pronunciation not a whit so why should it be there? Nevertheless, most of the English-speaking world KNOWS that it should be there. And then there is the issue of the pronunciation of "Jaguar"...

Grey is a dull color, if you would even call it a color. It’s plain. F-type needs to be red, orange, black etc

Should we turn this spelling �� into a discussion on the metric vs imperial system

I agree that the F type looks great in most colours and I really like Nati’s choices in bold colours having seen his current one in person. I find black hides it’s beautiful lines so I have decided to go with the carpathian grey with pimento seat inserts.

Decisions decisions

It can’t be claimed that most Muricans get that one right. 9 times out of 10 they’ll say Jaguire.