Show Us Your Motors!
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Soldato
Posting an interior pic
One of the frustrating things about Nissan - got half alcantara, half leather seats, some soft-touch stitched effect materials, etc. then the base of the central console and some other bits is cheap scratchy hard plastic which just rattles and creaks and completely undoes the rest. Just a little more effort albeit cost I guess and it would really take it up a notch.
Nice clean Qashqai, what a beast!
Soldato
That rear wheel on the rear quarter shot is something else 
Last couple of weeks has been terrible for it - think I'm gonna have to give my vehicles a proper rinse underneath somehow as well.
Something like this ?
Stone chip drive/parking area they don't tend to work so well on.
Man of Honour
Night shots
Soldato
YUMMY
Soldato
Night shots
Nice!
Back when car manufacturers knew that red hues are best for night vision.
Man of Honour
Hah I've seen people replace the LEDs in the dash and cluster to be all white or other colours, it's crazy and I think to myself "how do you not get distracted at night by those colours?!" -
Caporegime
I thought it was green?
Man of Honour
Green was an American thing wasn't it, especially Ford but also others like Vauxhall?
Soldato
Red preserves our night vision, because of the lower frequency and thus fall-off. Your eyes can adjust far quicker to red light.
Night vision (goggles) are green because the green cones of your vision can perceive more varieties/shades of green than any other colour. Easier to see/perceive objects in green than any other colour.
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Caporegime
I was thinking more like night vision, planes and Saab's
. Red is better for retaining your vision in the dark but green lights give more clarity at a lower brightness whilst still maintaining night vision which is what you want when trying to read buttons at night.
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Man of Honour
I am still waiting to hear about Saab's what!I was thinking more like night vision, planes and Saab's
