re: What do y’all think about the grey color being used on trucks now?

Seening a lot of grey on production vehicles the past few years and they mimic the grey hot rodders in the west coast were using about 15 years ago.

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Yeah because Audi/Porsche got the color right and put it in exclusives. Now it’s a color option littering lots.

That RS6 is so slick.

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Exactly. Porsche Chalk and Audi Nardo Gray are gorgeous.

Also, I would do very illegal things for an RS6.

Kinda looks like primer with a gloss clearcoat over it.

Don’t care for the lighter ( Concrete) colors. I grew up in a body shop. It’s reminds me of the primer color. I love the dark grays.

First time I saw it, I thought it was clear coat on primer

I’m salty that the Tacomas for 2022 didn’t have Cement as a color.

It looks great on that truck.

I got the red and while it’s good it’s not the color I wanted. I was unfortunate to need a new vehicle during the scarcity nonsense. But I’m happy I avoided any of the overage charges because I knew the salesman.

My fishing partner has a Ford 150 with the gray you post and it looks pretty good; I prefer the charcoal gray better

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been fishing for the right term for this and I think you’ve nailed it,

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It's basically a "non-metallic" grey.

In general, I like it. It looks amazing on some vehicles, not as good on others. Also depends how dark the grey is.