What car color will look best in 8-10 years?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Bright blue metallic.

This is my car. I know you are dissing it but since I got it 17 months ago I haven’t lost it in a parking lot a single time. I am only buying obnoxiously bright cars from here on out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bright blue metallic.

This is my car. I know you are dissing it but since I got it 17 months ago I haven’t lost it in a parking lot a single time. I am only buying obnoxiously bright cars from here on out.

AND my kid is always waiting for me when I get to the front of car pool line because the walk is talkie ladies can identify me from like 1/4 mile away.

[Anonymous]

Walkie talkie

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Those aren't colors... boring. My last car was red and it held up well.

Yes! Love my 11 year old red car. Looks great and not dated.

Still chugging away in my red car after 14 years.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bright blue metallic.

This is my car. I know you are dissing it but since I got it 17 months ago I haven’t lost it in a parking lot a single time. I am only buying obnoxiously bright cars from here on out.

My tween is urging me to buy a “blue flame” car, but I just don’t think I can bring myself to do it...even though there seems to be a surplus of them on the lot!

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What type of car?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bright blue metallic.

This is my car. I know you are dissing it but since I got it 17 months ago I haven’t lost it in a parking lot a single time. I am only buying obnoxiously bright cars from here on out.

Blue magnetism!

[Anonymous]

We have found that metallic colors hold up the best. I have a burgundy metallic that looks terrific after 10 years. Make sure you wash it and give it the occasional polish wax to keep it nice.

[Anonymous]

Gold held up much better than white, and black is the worst for me; silver and gray easily blend into the road and are often not seen by others.

So I would vote for gold or red.

[Anonymous]

Black

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What type of car?

Midsize SUV. Not sure what yet. Pilot, Highlander, Ascent, Enclave, etc.

[Anonymous]

I think SUVs (in any color) tend to look less dated than sedans of the same age. That being said, we have a 10 year old SUV we’re terrible about washing regularly and up close you can see some scratches, nicks and dings. It still looks pretty good and I think being silver really helps.

[Anonymous]

White.

Silver cars look like raw steel and not very attractive.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:White.

Silver cars look like raw steel and not very attractive.

Like a stainless steel frying pan color - yuck.

[Anonymous]

Black will always look the best