Red car

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Red cars jump out from safety perspective. Safer than black cars.

Red cars attract police attention.

Been driving one for years. I haven't been stopped yet.

[Anonymous]

Bright neon colors or even racing orange or yellows are even more noticeable, due to less of them being around.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Bright neon colors or even racing orange or yellows are even more noticeable, due to less of them being around.

I have also been driving an orange car for years. Still no interest from the police.

[Anonymous]

My current vehicle is red. Next vehicle will be dark blue or black.

I've grown to dislike red for vehicles.

[Anonymous]

cars are so boring now. black. gray. silver. white. I dislike white cars.

[Anonymous]

Gray seemed so innovative a few years ago but now they're all over the place. I don't care for white either.

[Anonymous]

Only in DC would someone wring their hands over the color of a car.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bright neon colors or even racing orange or yellows are even more noticeable, due to less of them being around.

I have also been driving an orange car for years. Still no interest from the police.

Same. But OP is also likely someone in the fashion forum asking if this greige or that beige shapeless dress is better and what hideous shoe should they wear with it.

[Anonymous]

My neighbor had a pink convertible at 50 years old. It fit her personality. I'm wondering ehat color fits me at 50. 🤔

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bright neon colors or even racing orange or yellows are even more noticeable, due to less of them being around.

I have also been driving an orange car for years. Still no interest from the police.

Same. But OP is also likely someone in the fashion forum asking if this greige or that beige shapeless dress is better and what hideous shoe should they wear with it.

My lime green car has not attracted police either

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bright neon colors or even racing orange or yellows are even more noticeable, due to less of them being around.

I have also been driving an orange car for years. Still no interest from the police.

Attractive women are much more likely to get stopped, especially if they are in a Jeep.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:white cars.

The #1 color on the road. Always more white vehicles than any other color.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:white cars.

The #1 color on the road. Always more white vehicles than any other color.

Isn't white the cheapest paint that they can put on a vehicle?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Bright neon colors or even racing orange or yellows are even more noticeable, due to less of them being around.

FEWER!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:white cars.

The #1 color on the road. Always more white vehicles than any other color.

Isn't white the cheapest paint that they can put on a vehicle?

No idea. Wouldn't be surprised. White and black also tend to be the most durable paints overall. Also the most difficult to keep clean looking.