What’s with this new trend in new car paint options?

Still too bright for me...but to each his own.

This is a classy-looking color:

 

Yes.

Night blue is a darker color.

 

I think we need the BBS's resident color palette expert, @DonnyMost, to weigh in on this topic.

 

I don't mind the nardo colors.

Everything goes in cycles. Soon we'll be back to obnoxiously loud colors or wood paneling.

The fact it's a cost cutting measure is pretty funny though.

 

Dark blue/green wood paneled classic Jeep Wagoneer needs to make a comeback

 

I would pimp tf out of that.

 

'obnoxiously loud' colors are safer to drive because people can register the color with their peripheral vision when they're looking at their phones.

My wife had a 'silver' road-colored minivan and was rear-ended 3 times. Got her a red 4Runner and it hasn't been an issue.

 

or...they're too busy looking at the "look at me" car and end up rearending someone

 

Fair. I've gawked at a fully offroad-kitted orange 4Runner TRD like a teenager at Mardi-Gras. But I don't think I'm crossing over in the venn-diagram with a girl who's on tik-tok while driving.

 

Just saw a very nice looking dark blue Infinity coupe on the road.

License plate was AWK NERD, and for some reason I thought about you

 

I like the primer colors. Not a fan of red as a car color. Yellow is superior if you’re histrionic.

 

Hybrid tank/grocery getter.

I had a coworker who would buy something like this for his teenagers first car so they would be safe and only drive from point A to B, because they never wanted to show it off.

 

Canyonero

My first car was an '84 Suburban...best gift my dad ever gave me. Many fun times were had in/with that vehicle.

 

Wanted a G35 back in the early 2000s. blue one like that.

Now I don't mess with Asian brands that much. Not in terms of sporty cars at least. Them Germans got me.