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Anonymous wrote:No. But I do wonder who is driving these orange, maroon, brown etc cars and just assume it was low stock or driver got a deal.

I wonder why someone would choose, white, black, tan or grey. Lazy or boring. I have a red car now. I think the next one will be orange with the cars we are looking at. We have a black car and hate it. Its impossible to figure out what car is what as they all look the same.

Being tastful is sooo lazy, look at me and my garish red car, it took so much hard work and creativity to select!

Red isn't garish. Black, white, grey and tan are not tasteful.

Look, red works for ya, we hot it. Quit putting others down to pump up yourself. That is the most garish of all.

Anonymous wrote:Cars come in three colors: white, black, and silver.

EXCEPTION: if you drive a Ferrari, a Lamborghini, or some other super car, you may choose red, yellow, etc. Your $40k Porsche Boxster doesn’t count. Neither does your Mazda anything.

I'd love a navy car and so would most people.

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Anonymous wrote:No. But I do wonder who is driving these orange, maroon, brown etc cars and just assume it was low stock or driver got a deal.

I wonder why someone would choose, white, black, tan or grey. Lazy or boring. I have a red car now. I think the next one will be orange with the cars we are looking at. We have a black car and hate it. Its impossible to figure out what car is what as they all look the same.

Being tastful is sooo lazy, look at me and my garish red car, it took so much hard work and creativity to select!

Haha, good comeback.

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Anonymous wrote:No. But I do wonder who is driving these orange, maroon, brown etc cars and just assume it was low stock or driver got a deal.

I wonder why someone would choose, white, black, tan or grey. Lazy or boring. I have a red car now. I think the next one will be orange with the cars we are looking at. We have a black car and hate it. Its impossible to figure out what car is what as they all look the same.

Being tastful is sooo lazy, look at me and my garish red car, it took so much hard work and creativity to select!

Red isn't garish. Black, white, grey and tan are not tasteful.

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Anonymous wrote:No. But I do wonder who is driving these orange, maroon, brown etc cars and just assume it was low stock or driver got a deal.

I wonder why someone would choose, white, black, tan or grey. Lazy or boring. I have a red car now. I think the next one will be orange with the cars we are looking at. We have a black car and hate it. Its impossible to figure out what car is what as they all look the same.

Being tastful is sooo lazy, look at me and my garish red car, it took so much hard work and creativity to select!

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Anonymous wrote:Cars come in three colors: white, black, and silver.

EXCEPTION: if you drive a Ferrari, a Lamborghini, or some other super car, you may choose red, yellow, etc. Your $40k Porsche Boxster doesn’t count. Neither does your Mazda anything.

The base Boxster starts at $57k and you're probably not going to find any at that price:

https://www.porsche.com/usa/models/718/718-boxster-models/

Don’t care, they’re cheap fake Porsches and may not be red or yellow if you have any sense of intelligence or taste. Actually, owning one says much about one’s lack of intelligence and taste.

The color doesn't bother me, but the VW does. Had tons of electrical issues with my VW Passat, same with sister's Jetta.

Anonymous wrote:No. But I do wonder who is driving these orange, maroon, brown etc cars and just assume it was low stock or driver got a deal.

I wonder why someone would choose, white, black, tan or grey. Lazy or boring. I have a red car now. I think the next one will be orange with the cars we are looking at. We have a black car and hate it. Its impossible to figure out what car is what as they all look the same.

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Anonymous wrote:This one?

Yes but it looks much lighter in real life.

My neighbor just bought this car and it's definitely not that color. It's much lighter and when the sun hits it, it definitely does have more of a bronze appearance.

Are you getting the "undesirable color discount?" My neighbor bought this car because it was the last they had and they knocked a few grand off due to the low demand for the color.

Dark colors show dirt pretty bad. Unless you don't care or don't mind frequent car washing, I'd choose a lighter color.

Anonymous wrote:Cars come in three colors: white, black, and silver.

EXCEPTION: if you drive a Ferrari, a Lamborghini, or some other super car, you may choose red, yellow, etc. Your $40k Porsche Boxster doesn’t count. Neither does your Mazda anything.

The base Boxster starts at $57k and you're probably not going to find any at that price:

https://www.porsche.com/usa/models/718/718-boxster-models/

Cars come in three colors: white, black, and silver.

EXCEPTION: if you drive a Ferrari, a Lamborghini, or some other super car, you may choose red, yellow, etc. Your $40k Porsche Boxster doesn’t count. Neither does your Mazda anything.

The dealer can get a car any color you want, if this dealer doesn't have the color you want there are others. You don't have to settle for a color you don't like just because "it is the only one on the lot". You will be looking at this every day for years, get a color that will make you happy.

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Anonymous wrote:I want to kmow why car companies even offer brown, maroon, gold, and other weird colors. I assume they only make like 5 of each every year and no one buys them. When I see a car like this I assume the driver bought it cheap.

It might be a generational thing. I seem to remember brown cars being much more common in the past.

I’m not bothered by th color and wouldn’t think twice of it. The only car color that causes me to pause is red because I associate red with asshole drivers who love to speed and cut you off.

You’re right. My mom had a brown Impala in the 70s - she LOVED that car and it wasn’t unusual at all. Was definitely bronze - looked roughly like this:

I LOVE that car.