what do we all think about the new Army Green color?

Military green was popular 5 years ago again though. I bet it will look dated as hell in 20 yrs. Like teal now from the '90s.
Cement will too as all these 'flat' colors. No that they're bad looking. Just 20teenish.
The dark green with heavy metallic wasn't really popular in the early '70s, that's why those with that color are one of the most valuable now. SS Chevelle was prob. most popular and you don't as many as black (or even gold, yuck). Mopar had it on B bodies (I've seen one) Ford had Highland green, mot many wanted it 'til they saw Bullitt so they stopped before '70. After the gas crunch, 'Earth' colors were popular.

 

I like it and glad to see another color.

 

Not my cup of tea. Gimme Cement, White or Quicksand. I could live with MGM or Barcelona.

 

I'll reserve final judgement till I see one in person in natural light. Until then, it's a solid "no" for me. It looks "cheap" so far.

 

I guess my procrastinating on buying my Tacoma has paid off. Will probably get this.

 

MGM is actually going to be a Pro color for 2020

 

HALO 3!!!!!!!!!!

 

It was very popular in the 90s. Bmw 5 and 7 series in particular.

 

Ill be selling my Quicksand Taco at the end of the year and will be looking into another new Tacoma.

 

Would I own it? Nah. But I can always admire someone who will lol like others have said,I'd have to see it in person before I make a final judgement. It's not bad..just not for me

 

Thats a good way to look at it, waiting gave you time to save up for a Pro!

 

Exactly. Hell, MultiCam for that matter

 

Great colour and glad, for prospective owners, it’s not flat. Flat finish cars are a complete pain in the ass if you want to offroad. Every single tiny tree branch leave a permanent, glaringly obvious pinstripe, that can’t be diminished by waxing.

 

I like it. Not enough to trade in my silver OR but I like it.

 

It's OK, however my experience with investing/collecting/selling sportscars (mostly Corvettes) over the last 40 years has taught me to stick to red, silver, black and white as when selling most anyone attracted to a vehicle will purchase these colors, however get into the yellows/greens/blues/oranges and your # of potential buyers start to decline substantially.

 

I'd love to see it next to a spruce mica. God I love spruce mica.

 

It's not spruce mica, but a very nice green non the less. Better pic of the color:

 

That’s an ugly color, but it looks good in the picture

 

Second this. If quicksand had been flat or satin i would habe went that route. But in gloss??? Hard to beat mgm.