I dunno... I feel like I've seen some yellow used car listings sit for months without selling... I love bright colours and I love yellow, but I get the sense that most people don't.
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I think it depends on the region. In Monaco for example, you mainly see people drive white/silver/grey/black cars and a handful of red/cherry ones, the red ones typically being Ferraris.
That magma looks gorgeous. And the front bay looks absolutely crammed with stuff.
Yellow has the lowest depreciation? That seems like a good place to buy Yellow cars.
If nobody buys them then they don't depreciate
I mean... name me one region where the most common sports car / supercar colours AREN'T grey, black, or white.I think it depends on the region. In Monaco for example, you mainly see people drive white/silver/grey/black cars and a handful of red/cherry ones, the red ones typically being Ferraris.
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Out of all the 6 FE colours, I think Shadow Grey will have the best long term resale.
Britain, especially near HethelI mean... name me one region where the most common sports car / supercar colours AREN'T grey, black, or white.
Also, Ferraris are kind of a separate category altogether in this discussion. Enzo had this obsession with red to the point where customers today basically need a signed letter of permission from the Pope to buy a Ferrari in any other colour.
Only factory boosted car that you can't just go do a simple 50hp upgrade with a pulley and/or a different tune...
To hide in the snow?
Sometimes it's fun to be different. I had to go to an event at the Ritz Carlton and upon leaving the sun was shining just right on my yellow c6 as the valet pulled it into the group of white and black luxury cars and boy did it stand out. All the rich eyes (and ears) were on the car as it stopped. I was my "James Bond" moment and of course I milked it as much as I could! Yellow is a tough color to get right. Most of the time you look like a school bus, a banana or a NY taxicab. From the pics it looks like Lotus found a nice shade too...Here’s How The Color Of Your Car Will Affect Its Resale Value
Yellow is mellow, but brown will bring a frown.
So go for yellow (or the blue) if you wanna stand out from the crowd!!!Great callout!
There are no strut towers. It's a double wishbone car. 100% of the suspension mounting is accessible from the wheel well.
That's awesome. Cleary I've never owned a double wishbone vehicle. Glad to learn it's easier that expected!
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