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My favorite has always been black because it conveys elegance and when its clean, polished and waxed it looks stunning but the down side is the slightest amount of dirt stands out big time.
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My favorite has always been black because it conveys elegance and when its clean, polished and waxed it looks stunning but the down side is the slightest amount of dirt stands out big time.
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Yeah glad to see that Yellow is not popular meaning that it is rare to see them on the road...plus that means they are the fastest cars (faster than red) because people are afriad to buy the fastest car colour
My favorite has always been black because it conveys elegance and when its clean, polished and waxed it looks stunning but the down side is the slightest amount of dirt stands out big time. I also liked my Teal Green Honda because it looked sharp and was an unusually color. But my favorite for the time being is my Pastel Yellow Porsche mostly because it is unique as it was only offered for two years, 98 & 99.
I never cared for sliver, white or grey. I perceived silver and grey as old people colors and white was for cop cars.
Interesting!
I'm driving a Silver Cab for most of the reasons that I just read. It was actually my 5th or 6th color choice emotionally but first for practicality. My reasons were:
Looks clean even when dirty
Hides flaws like chips and swirls well
Low for attention factor
High for defining body design
High for resale
Has always been the color of German race cars
Most likely won't tire of it
Don't love it or hate it
it works
another silver cab checking in.......
what's more interesting is how the trend has changed. in the 80s, so many red porsche, almost as many as sliver today.
