Been thinking about this for way too long… months, honestly. Just picked up a silver Touring after driving a 2022, and I’m loving it. But now I’m stuck on this—would it look better if the black trim was color-matched?
Anyone good with Photoshop?
Looks less like an Explorer and more like a ‘22-‘24 Forester.
Onyx said:
Looks less like an Explorer and more like a ‘22-‘24 Forester.
Yeah, I think so too! Appreciate this.
Onyx said:
Looks less like an Explorer and more like a ‘22-‘24 Forester.
Yeah, I think so too! Appreciate this.
You could try color-matched vinyl instead of paint if you want something temporary.
@Onyx
Was looking into this…
Onyx said:
Looks less like an Explorer and more like a ‘22-‘24 Forester.
Loved the headlights on my ‘23. Honestly, one of my favorite upgrades from my ‘20.
Yeah, and that’s why I think it looks better with the black trim. Not hating on this white beauty though!
That’s exactly what Sarah N Tune said in her Forester review.
Frey said:
That’s exactly what Sarah N Tune said in her Forester review.
Can’t post an image for some reason, but just watch the video. Probably one of the best reviews—she even puts it on a lift and checks everything.
Might be sensors there.
Kade said:
Might be sensors there.
Hadn’t even thought about that. Good point.
My 2017 Forester came color-matched—at least in white. Kinda wish mine was black though, hides all the scratches from when my sister was learning to drive.
It makes a big difference when that part matches the body. Actually makes it look more like a Subaru and less like a Ford.
If you’re gonna fix something, maybe start with that empty fog light spot first.
You can polish it all you want, but it’s still the same car.