I'd say it was simply an attempt to make it look somewhat weathered, or to have some slightly inperceptable colouring. That's how it often works with paint. Subtle tones to make the eye think it is more realistic.
That's fair I suppose, especially if they had feedback from the Mark I asking for it.
Yep, and as some have said it's not noticeable from normal viewing distance so for me it's not a "real" issue.
I agree they needed to weather it somehow, but this light gray speckling doesn't look like anything I've ever seen before on a car.
I’m going to assume that’s what going through time causes. Speckles!!
Man, that's a bummer...especially because that light is probably something super simple like a crimped/loose wire (at least given what I saw on mine). As easy as it probably is to repair, I don't blame you for asking for a replacement. Not worth the risk of opening it up and it should be fully working from the factory as it is. Hope they are quick with it! Do let us know how the replacement goes.
Definitely will give an update, whenever I get a new one. That one problem aside, the vehicle is amazing. I hated to put it back in the box, but at over $900 all-in, there's no way I was going to risk trying to fix that light. Like you said, it should be working being brand new from the factory. Oh well, at least it happened now, and not a year later, when there would likely be no chance of replacement.
Yeah, definitely put the batteries in, just to check all of the lights. These vehicles have been so hit and miss. Hopefully yours is one of the good ones.
Nice. That's pretty much what I imagine a DeLorean from InArt would look like.
Loosen to rotate down, then you can tighten it a tad back up to close the gap that happens during the rotation. With the new one, I doubt the same issue will occur anyways! Loosen to be safe, tighten to set it in place so the wheel doesn’t wobble.
Yeah I posted one a couple pages back. I received it this week but haven't had a chance to use it yet.
