I saw a Rossa Rubino 458 at the dealer yesterday. This color is absolutely gorgeous. I mean drool will fall uncontrollably from your mouth. Anyone considering this, take it. It has a slight burgundy wine color (some may even say a bit purple) feeling but the depth of the color is amazing. The car I saw had a beige interior but I think cuoio or black would also work.
You have been on this forum long enough to know better than to post something like this without a pic.
I know but it never looks the same on a camera phone. I tried looking on google images and couldn't find one. But, I can tell you that in person it's fantastic.
Yes, that's it. But, I think these look a bit more purple. To me, it was a very dark red wine color in metallic.
Rubino Metallizato is a 9k 'out of range' paint color. This 599 is one example Rubino. For comparison I think the 458 is Rosso Fiorano . The dealer previously had a SuperAmerica also in Rubino. CH Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
I think I saw the same car you are referring to at the Vegas dealer correct? Just beautiful color, wife even loved it too. Too bad pocketbook didnt like it after my California purchase. Id love to have both....maybe some day.
That 599 is so gorge I'm typing like a teenage girl ! ! ! Does anyone know the origin of the Rubino color?
Here is a known sample of Rosso Maranello courtesy of Onno http://ferrarichat.com/forum/showthread.php?p=141320653&highlight=rosso+maranello#post141320653 Note the different tone between the sunlit and shadowed portions. To me it does look like the 458 above. As for Rubino the some of the earliest cars by Enzo were done in a similar winey color, such as the Auto Avia 815 http://www.motorsnaps.com/v/Cars+F/Ferrari/Ferrari+815/1940+Ferrari+815.jpg.html
The Rosso Maranello is a new color but the pictures were of an early first year 458. Here is another picture of the same 458 plus what may be the same 458 'on test' at Maranello back then. The test car looks a slightly different color but the pictures were only taken a few weeks apart back then and that shade was rare on a 458. Rosso Monza first seen earlier on the 599 is another deep red which has a characteristic slightly gold tone to it in direct sunlight. CH Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
I've read in several places that Rosso Rubino and Rubino Micalizzato are one in the same. Does anyone know if that's accurate?
