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It IS quite different! The whole emotion with the colour is different, because i think it lacks a lot more black than the Dark Maroon did, which makes the colour be less related to it's earlier "brother" Dark Maroon. It's just a colour which stands on it's own, with it's own character and emotion.Crossbone wrote:Is it just me, or does this Black Oak seems to be quite different from Dark Maroon? A bit chocolaty...
Congratulations!Optimus wrote:Apologies for keeping you guys waited, I just had to celebrate it with my dutch Scirocco-buddies first you know
The BOB Scirocco is mine. I Posted these pictures in the dutch Scirocco forum.
In the flesh the colour didn't look too much "chocolaty" at all, my personal opinion is that the BOB colour looks just great in the flesh. A unique colour with lots of character, can't be too enthousiastic about it. Ones will love it, others will hate it.
As soon as I can drive the Scirocco (which will be in the second week of januari) I will post some more live photos
It's a very unique and cosy colour! Please post more photos with brighter light when possible. 
gggg! wrote:@optimus
Αny new pics?
doartest wrote:I found some real-life pics of the new Black Oak Brown, on some Dutch forum:
doartest wrote:Some other pics of Black Oak Brown, in different light
It's like the beginning of 1900 when the wheels were of wood and no rubber on them
