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Variety is collapsing.
the obvious trend is that cars have become much more plain in recent years (i suspect resale values are higher for cars with more plain colors).
does anyone have a good explanation for why green cars have all but disappeared?
according to this chart, they were more popular than white, grey, and black cars in 1995.
I think they disappeared because we wanted to forget about 90s cars!
Cars are becoming more of an appliance than they used to be? Not sure. My car is anything but an appliance, but it falls in one of the "boring" color categories in the above chart. YMMV, no pun intended ;)
white appliances
my golden car
Yellow staying steady.
The picture of conformity.
Variety is collapsing.
the obvious trend is that cars have become much more plain in recent years (i suspect resale values are higher for cars with more plain colors).
does anyone have a good explanation for why green cars have all but disappeared?
according to this chart, they were more popular than white, grey, and black cars in 1995.
I think they disappeared because we wanted to forget about 90s cars!
Cars are becoming more of an appliance than they used to be? Not sure. My car is anything but an appliance, but it falls in one of the "boring" color categories in the above chart. YMMV, no pun intended ;)
white appliances
my golden car
Yellow staying steady.
The picture of conformity.