2007 Land-Rover Touch Up Paint (21 OEM Colors)

The 2007 Land-Rover Vibe

2007 was a peak year for the "Luxe-Beast." Whether you were piloting an LR3 through a muddy trail or cruising a Range Rover into a five-star valet, you were doing it in a palette that felt like it was pulled straight from an explorer's diary. With 21 colors in our database, it's clear Land-Rover wasn't shy about variety. We're talking about sophisticated earth tones like Tambora Flame Pearl and Atacama Sand Metallic, or the quintessentially British Stornoway Grey Metallic. These weren't just colors; they were an identity-heavy on the metallics and pearls to make sure everyone knew you spent the extra coin on the luxury package.

Paint Health Check

Welcome to the "Thin Paint Era." By 2007, the factory floor was a kingdom of robot efficiency. The good news? The application was laser-precise. The bad news? Those robots were programmed to be stingy. The factory clear coat on these rigs is notoriously thin compared to the old-school tanks of the 90s. If your Land-Rover has spent a decade under the sun, you're likely seeing "the ghosting"-that hazy, white clouding on the roof and hood where the clear coat is gasping its last breath. Worse yet, the upright, vertical faces of the LR3 and Range Rover act like a magnet for road grit. One weekend on the highway and your front end can look like it was hit with birdshot.

Restoration Tip

When you're touching up a 2007 finish, remember: you're working with a thin factory profile. Do not-and I mean do not-try to fill a chip with one giant, heavy blob of paint. Because the original finish lacks the "meat" of older lacquers, a thick repair will sit on the surface like a pimple. Instead, build your layers slowly. Apply a thin coat, let it flash off, and repeat until you're level with the surrounding area. It takes patience, but it's the only way to match the precision those factory robots had back in '07.