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I have an '08 WT with the Dark Titanium interior. It came with black vinyl floor but I wanted the carpet so I ordered a replacement carpet from GM Parts Direct. The color I ordered was ebony; I didn't think it mattered because I thought the floor carpet was all the same color. Now I see they also evidently offer a separate Dark Titanium color. Does anyone have a photo of them, or know what the difference is? While it's too late now (they don't take returns) if the color is going to look off, at least I could try to sell it here or something. Thanks! :D

Zembonez Senior Enthusiast

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I believe Dark Titanium is the WT color name and Ebony is the up-level color name... I have dark Titanium and it is basically black. I bet you did just fine.

 

Anybody with ebony wanna chime in here?

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I believe Dark Titanium is the WT color name and Ebony is the up-level color name... I have dark Titanium and it is basically black. I bet you did just fine.

 

Anybody with ebony wanna chime in here?

Thanks. So maybe the carpet I got will even be higher quality, too. Make the seats looks extra-bad by comparison :D

 

 

Ebony = black

So what does Dark Titanium equal?

alaska511 Senior Enthusiast

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I believe Dark Titanium is the WT color name and Ebony is the up-level color name... I have dark Titanium and it is basically black. I bet you did just fine.

 

Anybody with ebony wanna chime in here?

Thanks. So maybe the carpet I got will even be higher quality, too. Make the seats looks extra-bad by comparison :D

 

 

Ebony = black

So what does Dark Titanium equal?

 

 

Gray

geektoad Senior Enthusiast

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I believe Dark Titanium is the WT color name and Ebony is the up-level color name... I have dark Titanium and it is basically black. I bet you did just fine.

 

Anybody with ebony wanna chime in here?

Thanks. So maybe the carpet I got will even be higher quality, too. Make the seats looks extra-bad by comparison :D

 

 

Ebony = black

So what does Dark Titanium equal?

 

 

Gray

 

 

Dark Titanium is definitely not Ebony. It's more equivalent to the Carbon "dark grey" interiors of the late 90s-early 00s. I have the Light/Dark Titanium combo and the dark titanium is damn near identical to the carbon color in my 98 Z28.

Zembonez Senior Enthusiast

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I believe Dark Titanium is the WT color name and Ebony is the up-level color name... I have dark Titanium and it is basically black. I bet you did just fine.

 

Anybody with ebony wanna chime in here?

Thanks. So maybe the carpet I got will even be higher quality, too. Make the seats looks extra-bad by comparison :P

 

 

Ebony = black

So what does Dark Titanium equal?

 

 

Gray

 

 

Dark Titanium is definitely not Ebony. It's more equivalent to the Carbon "dark grey" interiors of the late 90s-early 00s. I have the Light/Dark Titanium combo and the dark titanium is damn near identical to the carbon color in my 98 Z28.

 

The dark Titanium in my truck is black. If there is any grey in it... it is very very very minimal. I guess it could be a really really really dark grey but it looks almost identical to my black catch-all mats. Either way he should be good to go.

 

I's like to argue about this... but it's all just shades of grey.......... :D

VMax2007 Senior Enthusiast

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The dark Titanium in my truck is black. If there is any grey in it... it is very very very minimal. I guess it could be a really really really dark grey but it looks almost identical to my black catch-all mats. Either way he should be good to go.

 

I's like to argue about this... but it's all just shades of grey.......... :D

 

Jim,

Don't MAKE me prove you wrong AGAIN!!! :P

Zembonez Senior Enthusiast

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The dark Titanium in my truck is black. If there is any grey in it... it is very very very minimal. I guess it could be a really really really dark grey but it looks almost identical to my black catch-all mats. Either way he should be good to go.

 

I's like to argue about this... but it's all just shades of grey.......... :P

 

Jim,

Don't MAKE me prove you wrong AGAIN!!! :lol:

 

Keep dreaming Jeffrey. :D

 

I'm sure there is a slight difference... just not one he'll be able to tell once it is installed. :D

VMax2007 Senior Enthusiast

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The dark Titanium in my truck is black. If there is any grey in it... it is very very very minimal. I guess it could be a really really really dark grey but it looks almost identical to my black catch-all mats. Either way he should be good to go.

 

I's like to argue about this... but it's all just shades of grey.......... :P

 

Jim,

Don't MAKE me prove you wrong AGAIN!!! :P

 

Keep dreaming Jeffrey. :D

 

I'm sure there is a slight difference... just not one he'll be able to tell once it is installed. :D

 

 

Sure, you tell me to "keep dreaming" and then backpedal in the SAME post?!?!? :D:lol::lol:

bomax Enthusiast

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This has become quite the contentious thread hasn't it :D

 

I gather that there is in fact a difference, the titanium grey is lighter. I'll have to see when I get the carpet in, but I will mostly likely just install it anyway. Nobody would notice the difference, I suspect.

Zembonez Senior Enthusiast

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The dark Titanium in my truck is black. If there is any grey in it... it is very very very minimal. I guess it could be a really really really dark grey but it looks almost identical to my black catch-all mats. Either way he should be good to go.

 

I's like to argue about this... but it's all just shades of grey.......... :P

 

Jim,

Don't MAKE me prove you wrong AGAIN!!! :P

 

Keep dreaming Jeffrey. :D

 

I'm sure there is a slight difference... just not one he'll be able to tell once it is installed. :D

 

 

Sure, you tell me to "keep dreaming" and then backpedal in the SAME post?!?!? :D:lol::lol:

 

Not in the mood for another mindless argument that has exactly zero purpose today.

 

Keep dreaming just meant that you haven't ever proven me wrong on anything else... so why would I assume you were suddenly bright enough to do it today?

VMax2007 Senior Enthusiast

VMax2007

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The dark Titanium in my truck is black. If there is any grey in it... it is very very very minimal. I guess it could be a really really really dark grey but it looks almost identical to my black catch-all mats. Either way he should be good to go.

 

I's like to argue about this... but it's all just shades of grey.......... :P

 

Jim,

Don't MAKE me prove you wrong AGAIN!!! :P

 

Keep dreaming Jeffrey. :D

 

I'm sure there is a slight difference... just not one he'll be able to tell once it is installed. :D

 

 

Sure, you tell me to "keep dreaming" and then backpedal in the SAME post?!?!? :D:lol::lol:

 

Not in the mood for another mindless argument aht has exactly zero purpose today.

 

 

Yeah, me either. Maybe later? :P

Zembonez Senior Enthusiast

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The dark Titanium in my truck is black. If there is any grey in it... it is very very very minimal. I guess it could be a really really really dark grey but it looks almost identical to my black catch-all mats. Either way he should be good to go.

 

I's like to argue about this... but it's all just shades of grey.......... :D

 

Jim,

Don't MAKE me prove you wrong AGAIN!!! :crackup:

 

Keep dreaming Jeffrey. :P

 

I'm sure there is a slight difference... just not one he'll be able to tell once it is installed. :D

 

 

Sure, you tell me to "keep dreaming" and then backpedal in the SAME post?!?!? :lol::lol::D

 

Not in the mood for another mindless argument aht has exactly zero purpose today.

 

 

Yeah, me either. Maybe later? :P

 

Yeah... you are on buddy! :P

 

I did edit it to taunt you one more time though... just for old time's sake! :P

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