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Stock answer but a blast of WD40 or similar release agent could do it. Might be compacted grime or build up of dust at a guess.

I have to say that in reality, the moss green color is really great with a lot of depth and is hard to capture. It is strange and unusual with a luxurious touch.
However, it has one disadvantage and that is that it is impractical. King red was much better in this regard.

Impractical? Presumably by that you mean it shows the dirt more than a Kings Red car would. Moss Green will be no different to any dark(ish) coloured car in that respect and IMHO it looks great when it’s clean. It will be a bit like looking after a black car though which IMHO is a labour of love keeping it looking good.

If it was my car I’d either get it ceramic coated or if you’re ’old school’, periodically apply a couple of layers of a good wax or sealant to make it harder for the dirt to stick to the paintwork and make it easier to wash when it does get dirty. And be sure to use a safe wash technique to avoid inflicting swirls on the paintwork as swirls do show up on dark coloured cars when it’s sunny.

Oh 🤣🤣🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️

Got the overpriced work items on my service report - they didn’t bother going through it just handed an envelope. 

Rear wiper blade - £17.40
2x Michelin tyres £235 each (ordered from JustTyres for £238 the pair instead)
Regas aircon £141
Front diff oil change - marked as urgent but no price and not mentioned when I picked it up

Didn’t do any investigation into the constant bongs that I asked about.  Thankfully they’ve eased off lately.

Not getting any of that extra work done by them anyway.  To say they couldn’t be bothered is an understatement.

I thought the standard exhaust was gloss black..??