15 Shades Of Ferrari Silver

Shades of silver and grey have been part of the Ferrari history as long as they are building road cars.

What shade of silver would you use?

Aluminio Opaco

Photo: Heather Nicole

Matte finish from factory.

Argento Nurburgring

Photo: Kroymans Ferrari

A very light shade of silver named after the iconic German race track.

Canna di Fucile

Photo: Max Lammers

The complete opposite of Argento Nurburgring would be Canna di Fucile, which is one of the darkest shades of silver available. Canna di Fucile simply translates to Gunmetal Grey in English.

Grigio Abu Dhabi

Photo: Atlanta Protective Films

Light silver named after the capital of the United Arab Emirates.

Grigio Alloy

Photo: Broadoak Performance Cars

Light silver/blue.

Grigio Caldo Opaco

Photo: Andreas Birner

Another matte finish from factory. Grigio Caldo Opaco was first used with the introduction of the Ferrari 812 Superfast in 2017.

Grigio Chiaro Hiroaki

Photo: Charles Hurst Ferrari Belfast

An ice-blue shade of grey.

Grigio Ferro

Photo: DK Engineering

A beautiful ‘iron’ silver available in the regular colour palette.

Grigio Granito

Photo: Julian Sion

Originally a Maserati colour, Grigio Granito is also applied on a handful of Ferrari models.

Grigio Ingrid

Photo: Alison Nunes

A personal favourite: Grigio Ingrid is a champagne gold colour named Ingrid Bergman. Bergman was gifted a one-off Coupe version of the 375 MM by her husband and director Roberto Rossellini. At the time, it was a unique colour not available with other Ferrari models. Grigio Ingrid is currently in Ferrari’s regular colour palette.

Grigio Medio

Photo: @simonemasetti_photography

A flat shade of grey comparable with Lamborghini’s Grigio Telesto.

Grigio Scuro

Photo: Cameron Zerpoli

Slightly darker than Grigio Medio. Both Medio and Scuro are great colours to enhance the body contours of Ferrari models.

Grigio Silverstone Opaco

Photo: Edison Carvalho

A matte version of Grigio Silverstone.

Grigio Squalo

Photo: Ferrari

Grigio Squalo is a unique colour mainly used with Tailor Made cars. Grigio Squalo translates to 'shark grey'.

Grigio Titanio

Photo: Team Santiago Cars

A stunning light shade of silver.

What is your favourite shade of Ferrari silver? Join the conversation in the comment section below!

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