Yellow, red, white, orange… a complete painter palette seems to have descended upon the new Mercury liveries in Miami.
It’s a chromatic customization which describes the sense of belonging inspiring the Mercury family, together with the aesthetic sense of freedom and expressiveness which enhances technical qualities happily and seems to say: ” here, we’re the first and reasonably show off”.
In terms of informal marketing, too, the brush strokes Mercury owners and dealers gave their engines have certainly stood out, attracting the attention of the wider public.
We refer to those enthusiasts who crowded the Marina Stadium, the largest part of the Miami International Boat Show, to discover and appreciate boats which, at least in terms of size, seem to be more accessible than the megayachts exhibited along Collins Avenue.
From great outboards to the powerful motorizations exhibited on the transoms of open and fisher boats, classic and sporty motorboats, almost every corner of the exhibition has been marked by the intense Mercury colour shades.
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