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car color
How does your car color define your personality?
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Red Neck....LOL
1977 Dodge D150 360CI Warlock Black in color 1974 Plymouth Scamp 1/2 Yellow and 1/2 Black Primer 1955 Chevy BelAir 355CI Black Cherry 2003 Chevy Tahoe 5.3 Silver Everything I have Moves and Drives, And earns it's keep! Thank Goodness I am down to only 4..... I use to have a Fleet of 12 Rides..:yikes: |
i picked a dak with rusted rear wheels. why. i figured that it was sold cause of the rust. hopping the rest was ok. and that seems to be so. and i like silver cause it doesnt show dirt as badly. but color NEVER entered in to my buying a car / truck. my first car was a 1949 ply a very very faded blue, the deciding thing was cost $50.
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Ownership of the car is not so simple. You spend months saving up for the down payment & carefully select the right make, color and model of vehicle for you to drive.
Car color expresses the emotional feeling of the car owner. According to a survey 93% of consumers say color and overall visual appearance is the most important factors while buying and rest says that color is the primary reason to buy. Below are the colors defining your personality- White expresses that you are possibly a perfectionist, fastidious and enjoy a simple life. Pink defines you are gentle, loving & caring Red says that you are energetic and dynamic. Purple states that you are creative, unafraid and have unique feeling. Blue defines that you are confident, quiet and dependable. Green says you are trust worthy, traditional and balanced. Yellow defines you are upbeat, intelligent and young. Brown states that you are practical & reliable. Grey expresses that you are calm, sober & very career driven. Silver defines you are calm, cool, elegant and futuristic. Black states you are conservative, empowered, elegant & profession. If you need access to some more info, I’d check out Carcovers.com as well. |
More proof that the "Dr Schills" don' know squat when it comes to me LOL
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If your a girl colour probably matters and they want to know what it says about their personality.
Colours on the older cars is more about the body style, look around at some cars and there will be some that just make me think he destroyed that with that colour, others are so right they only allow me to say WOW. |
Houston we have a problem...I painted my car the wrong color... Im not upbeat more like a deadbeat,,,,,I am intelligent..so that one is ok....Im not young...Im as old as dirt....So now I have to find a new color and spend all that money getting the car repainted sh-t this really sucks....Or could it be that I just liked the color???? Wait Wait....Yeah Im going with that because Im intelligent and broke...Bill
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I guess that make me and 440RoadRunner the "Junk Yard Dogs or Mutts"
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Originally Posted by RacerHog
(Post 116650)
I guess that make me and 440RoadRunner the "Junk Yard Dogs or Mutts"
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I've owned 'bout every color there is at some time 'nother. At the time it often came down to the money, honey, IE is this something I can afford to own.
My 70 was Limelight. Neither the original owner nor I ordered it that way!!! I don't recall I think he ordered a car burn't whatever it's called bronze, but something happened on the order and he ended up with Limelight. When I bought the car with 38K on the clock, he was getting married!! and "steppin up" LOL to a Volkscan Micro Rust. (camper) LOL. When I bought the car, one rear tire !!! was getting a little thin, so my luggage from San Diego to Sac to pick up the car on a couple day's off was a little overnight bag.........and a spare tire!!!! (My spare and his spare were both same sizes) The present ride is black and I sure's ell don't fit THAT braindoc definition!!! |
Hahahahahahahahahaha.... What did Henry Ford Say..... "Dam right you can have one, Any color you want! As long as it's Black"..... Now get the hell out of my office!
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