However, to enthusiasts of certain makes and models of car, a flashy color could have a lot of distinguishing appeal, especially if very few cars were produced in it. For instance: Enthusiasts of the ...

When buying a car, color selection might seem secondary to performance, features, or price. However, car color can influence safety, resale value, and even maintenance needs. Here’s a comprehensive ...

But one component remains consistent – common colors like black and silver are never the best for resale value retention. There are just too many cars available in those colors to elevate resale ...

The study found cars that color depreciated an average of 33.5 percent, by far the worst for any color. That means a 2013 gold car was worth $2,610 less than average.

Malcolm Gladwell looks at the future of self-driving cars 06:55. If you've ever wondered if the color of your car makes a difference in its resale value, here's the answer: yes, according to a new ...

Best car in this color: Toyota Sienna in Sandy Beach Metallic A version of this story originally appeared on iVillage. This article was originally published Oct. 28, 2013 on TODAY.com ...

It places second with an average 22.8% of a beige car's value lost in three years. "Safe" color choices, like gray, silver, black and white hang around the middle of the chart near the overall ...

Verde Silver (as seen on the 2024 Mercedes-Benz E-Class) ... In fact, it’s our no.1 choice here for ‘Best New Car Color of 2023’, courtesy of the 2024 Cadillac Lyriq electric SUV.

Do you want your car painted black, white, gray, silver, ... What's the best car color ever offered from the factory? Is someone going to vote for Mazda's Soul Red Crystal Metallic?

Many people choose their cars based on practicality and reliability, but a select group aims to make cars an extension of their personality, which largely means choosing the perfect exterior color ...

Cars painted this color hold their value the best White cars are popular, but will cost plenty of green. ... ($6,490), while popular silver cars were slightly better at 14.8% ($5,499).