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I noticed recently it’s cool to match the color of your vehicle to your house
by ellyagg 3mo ago
I noticed recently it’s cool to match the color of your vehicle to your house
- zamadatix 3mo agoAnything beats https://blog.iseecars.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/Grayscale-Car-Colors-Black-Gray-Silver-White-Market-Share_-1996-to-2025-iSeeCars-Study2.png https://blog.iseecars.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/Graysca...
- baq 3mo agoI've got a feeling this approaches 100% at airports
- soco 3mo agoAnd Swiss architecture - birthplace of Le Corbusier, and the very definition of dull gray chunks.
- ted_bunny 3mo agoWhy is this? I find it hard to imagine the appeal of so much grey. Half of them look like cheap plastic.
- AngryData 3mo agoSupposedly it holds/people think it holds more resale value to not have loud colors.
- tmerc 3mo agoI think it's less about the value. Special cars do well in loud colors. World rally Blue on Subaru, Tahitian Green and Barbados yellow on Honda, sunburst yellow on Miatas, all demand a higher price for the color. Loud colors reduce the pool of buyers. A yellow Rav 4 isn't desirable outside of a few people but they're not going to pay more for it. A yellow crx is a rare car and someone is looking for it willing to spend more for that cursed paint code than the same spec in white.
- alamortsubite 3mo agoOr clothes, if you really want to do it right, like Madeline Khan's character in High Anxiety.