Area 51 vs. Azure Gray - Similar Yet Different | Color Overview
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ส.ค. 2024
- We are SO excited to talk about the 2023 Ford Bronco and its stunning colors.
In this video, we specifically focus on two of the most popular colors for the 2023 Ford Bronco: Area 51 and Azure Gray Metallic. We will provide a detailed comparison of these two colors.
First, let's talk about Area 51. This color is named after the famous government facility in Nevada and features a vibrant, yet sophisticated shade of blue. It gives the Bronco a futuristic and edgy look that is sure to turn heads on the road. The Area 51 color is available in all trims of the 2023 Ford Bronco, including the base, Big Bend, Black Diamond, Outer Banks, Badlands, and Wildtrak.
Next up is the Azure Gray Metallic. This color is a shade of gray with a metallic finish that gives the Bronco a sleek and refined appearance. The Azure Gray Metallic is available on select trims of the 2023 Ford Bronco, including the Big Bend, Black Diamond, and Outer Banks. Azure Gray Metallic is one of two premium color options on the 2023 Ford Bronco and costs and additional $995.
In this video, we will showcase both colors side by side to give you a better idea of their unique characteristics.
If you are considering purchasing a 2023 Ford Bronco, this video is a must-watch for you. Whether you prefer the bold and futuristic look of the Area 51 or the elegant and refined appearance of the Azure Gray Metallic, you're going to love seeing these colors side-by-side!
So sit back, relax, and enjoy our video as we dive deep into the 2023 Ford Bronco colors and help you choose the perfect one for you. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to our channel for more automotive content.
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When your are comparing the two colors you should have put them nose to nose at same angle so we can see the colors side by side with same lighting. Hard to compare the way you have them sitting.
They are both nice. IfI had a choice between both, I’d still pick Area 51.
Can't go wrong with Area 51!
Azure means blue. More specifically, light blue. The word is most commonly used to refer to the color of the sky, the waters of the Mediterranean, or a mood.
Learned something new. Thank you!
I have a full size Sasquatch Bronco in Area 51. Love the colour. The other one is not worth the $1000. Ford is asking for it.
Love Area 51! Glad they're still offering it!
Our maverick hybrid looks fantastic in Area 51.
@@themidnighttavern6784 love the maverick 😍
This was very helpful! I have my heart set on the Area 51 outer banks, but have a hold on the Azure color, unseen. I cant locate an Area 51 anywhere. The one i ordered is appearently still somewhere in Michigan. The dealer i am working with now said my bronco would be here a couple of weeks ago and nothing, no answers. It's helpful to at least SEE what color I might be getting some day.
Thank you for this comparison. I can live with the Azure. But dang that Area 51 is it for me!
Glad to help! They both beautiful colors, you can't go wrong either way!
I originally ordered Cactus gray. My 2022 order took so long that my salesman called and told me I would get a 2023 and I could change the color. He said there was a "new" color --- Azure Gray. My bronco finally came in on July 3rd. My heart sunk when I saw it because when I originally ordered the ONLY color I was sure I didn't want was Area 51!!! I feel deceived - it's not really a new color! I bought the car but was so unhappy a week later I decided to sell it. Still waiting for the registration but as soon as I get it I will be selling the car. I am sooo disappointed because I waited almost 2 years! I should have stuck with my original color.
Sorry to hear that :( I love all the colors offered on Bronco but totally understand why you would be disappointed.
The most beautiful color Azure gray bro..specially with black grill
Have a 24’ 2 door big bend otw in Azure Gray
Great choice!
The metallic in the Azure grey is nice but the actual color of the Area 51 seems nicer.
Put some metallic in the Area 51 and you have a winner!
I like where your head is at! That would be super cool to see.
I don’t see the teal in Area 51. I see a grayish blue.
That’s fair, it’s kind of hard to describe but Area 51 isn’t super teal. I see a slight bit but mainly grayish blue like you see
It’s a funny color in most pictures I hate it but in person I really like it. I believe in pictures it mostly the lighting that effects it.
I ordered a 2024 Ranger in Azure Grey. It’s more blue than Area 51 . I’m a blue fan! Lol. Ford don’t offer Area 51 on 24’ Ranger. Put the chrome package on it. Neither of these colors look that good with all that black trim and wheels. But I don’t really like the black appearance on any color but the light gray’s and whites. I’m old school! 🛻👷🏼♂️👍🏼
Nothing wrong with a little chrome! Azure is a gorgeous color, especially when waxed up. That metallic flake really shines through!
You do know that Azure means Blue?
Yes, but does Area 51?
Azure means the color of the sky, so clearly the name means blue-gray. What's there to be confused about?
You're right - typically with automotive colors you don't see a color named gray while being mainly blue
I must say, I like the Area 51 better!
It sure is a great color! Thanks for watching.
Azure = blue
Blue Gray it is indeed
Azure means blue in spanish
That's great to know. I'm embarrassed my high school Spanish knowledge didn't remember that.
Incorrect. Blue is azul in Spanish. Azure is an English word. It’s often used to describe the sky (which of course is a shade of blue). In the word Azure, the emphasis should be on the first syllable. But every Bronco video on TH-cam, they emphasize the second syllable, probably just unfamiliar with the word.
@@alexs3187 Nope. Here's the word origin, Originated from Middle English (denoting a blue dye): sourced from Old French asur, azur; then sourced from medieval Latin azzurum, azolum, and lastly sourced from Arabic al ‘the’ + lāzaward (from Persian lāžward ‘lapis lazuli’). So started in Arabic and/or Persian --> Medieval Latin --> Old French --> Middle English --> Modern English :)
Spanish azul is sourced from medieval Latin's azolum. So they were close but no dice
@@Crossfirev well pretty much all English words have roots in other languages. I’m not disputing that, I’m simply saying Azure is fairly commonly used to describe sky blue in English. Whereas Azul would not. It’s mentioned in poems and songs.
Azure Gray looks very baby blue. Not a fan, kinda girly tbh
Definitely a lighter blue. Thanks for watching