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Colors really seem to speak for themselves. Amazingly, they could even speak for people. Take for example the color of car paint. Of course, in a way, they speak for the personality of the owner not unless the owner has no other option when upon buying. But more often than not, the colors of cars greatly tell to the curious eyes of people who their owners really are.

However, nowadays, car buyers tend to follow the trend of what’s hot and what’s not in picking their cars’ colors. They are so much affected by the demands of the present world that they ignore their real choices. Let’s start digging into the “in” things of car paint colors.

So you drive one of classic black, white, or silver cars? Records say that 50 percent of all the vehicles made in the United States come in these three classic colors. In these three shades, silver is the most popular. The sales of silver cars have stabilized but are seen to be declining. This is because the color of silver nowadays had become darker and people are given the feeling that what they are driving is so common.

How about an orange one in your garage? This color is the “in” thing today. This is because orange makes a vehicle appear sporty, active, and stylish. Orange has the capacity to scream to everyone the feeling of goodness, says Teresa Spafford, the lead color and materials designer of Mazda. Colors that could be lined up with orange are copper, bronze, terra cotta, and yellow gold.

Perfectly sitting inside blue and green ones? Blue is said to be both a classic like silver and a sporty one like orange for it has this calming effect.  However, green ones are losing popularity but they are soon going to be seen invading the streets with the growth of environmentally-friendly vehicles. Still, blue and green have influenced many emerging car paint hues in the auto market today.

Upon knowing these things, personally, I don’t go buying what’s hot as of the moment. The trend will always change. I buy my preferred color on a vehicle. Why? You could not taste the fruit of pleasing the eyes of so many people if your eyes aren’t even pleased in the first place.