The Citroen Visa Forum

Frugg wrote:but I wonder what that "eS" stands for?[/b]

The es after the colour code is the country where the car is made, in this case spain, and have noting to do with the colour. Almost all of the gti's were made there.
And there are a lot off difference in

Frugg wrote:So it still is EKB "Rouge Vallelunga

depending on construction years.
The changed the colours but not the name and code, its the same with the white colour for the chrono/spirit they are different than the normal visa's.

visagti wrote:The es after the colour code is the country where the car is made, in this case spain, and have noting to do with the colour. Almost all of the gti's were made there.

Well that would make perfect sense Jeroen as ES stands for Espagnol! Thanks! Anyone else got ES after their paintcode on their GTi's?

visagti wrote:And there are a lot off difference in depending on construction years. The changed the colours but not the name and code, its the same with the white colour for the chrono/spirit they are different than the normal visa's.

That is interesting too Jeroen, as it definitely doesn't look like it is Rouge Vallelunga but has got the Rouge Vallelunga paint code. It's starting to make sense now...slightly...

Yea i know, the made a big mess whit it, its the france way . my gti is the same i have 1 colour code and 3 types off paint colours to pick

My gti has the ES after the colour code and the gti off Johan to.