Graphite colour

[McFortuner]

I am curious to know if anyone here has the graphite colour and could share any insight into how it shows up scratches and swirls marks.
I have a black car at the moment and never again as it shows up swirl marks everywhere. My care before that was mercury silver and was great, never showed a scratch. The graphite is more of a grey however so curious if it shares the same traits as the black.

[Matt2016]

I looked at graphite and it was "the pick" until we couldnt get an auto crusade tan leather..... Without a 3 month wait.
We went with black instead. It has a blue sparkle in it. So far its been great -although its been confined to 9,000kms of city driving.
It came with swirl marks from a buffer, but I used a silicone wax hand buffed on it.....

Ive now seen a few graphite fortuners in the Illawarra and southern Sydney areas..... Look good but not sure how many months theyve been on the road for.....

[mrh460]

I definitely think that graphite is the pick of the available colours, but as I've only had mine a few months I can't really give you any insight into how it will it will hold up long term.

[mrh460]

[Forty]

Had the graphite off road in bush, scratches on the side panels, polished out ok, if you are looking close you can see the scratches.

[RALF]

Go white mate (you can't go wrong especially if you get some stone chips too.)
had a black V6 Tarago with mirror finish paint work and it was a pain in the ass to keep tidy.
i have a crystal peal Crusade and it's so much easier to look after but can also be a pain in the ass if you don't wash regularly.
;-()

[4tuna WA]

Ive had mine 8 months now and its terrible for scratches! Looking back I prob would have gone white, but the graphite does look nice if you dont do too much offroading IMO

[Tonks]

If your worried about your paint job go for white, white will hide swirl marks/scratches when buffing, stone chips won't look as bad and it's cheaper on insurance too. Advice from a spray painter