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Colour guide

Solid - Arctic white Free

The new Vauxhall Grandland might be the most stylish one yet, but it looks really plain in white. The front grille looks good, particularly because the black contrasts with the white, but the rest of the car doesn't have much in the way of design flourishes, so looks pretty plain in this colour.

Two coat metallic - Carbon black £600

While white highlights the Grandland's rather plain details, this Carbon Black paint does a better job of hiding them, giving the car a stealthier look that's perfect for people who want to fly under the radar.

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Two coat metallic - Crystal silver £600

Crystal Silver will be a good option for those who have an eye on residual values. Although it's not the most exciting colour for the Vauxhall Grandland, its simplicity should make it a popular choice on the used market, and easier to sell when the time comes too.

Two coat metallic - Graphic grey £600

Graphic Grey gives the Vauxhall Grandland a more sophisticated look. It's another fairly dull shade, but it's darker than the other greys and silvers, which gives it a more premium feel.

Two coat premium metallic - Impact copper £700

Impact Copper is a unique shade that will make the Vauxhall Grandland stand out on the road. It's used in all of the car's marketing materials and it looks fantastic – to our eyes it's the most exciting shade of the lot.

Two coat premium metallic - Spectrum blue £700

Spectrum Blue isn't your typical blue. In fact, it's almost more of a green shade. It's a curious mix of blue and green that's reminiscent of the colours you see deep within a glacier.