Get whatever color you want or pick one that will help with resale value? These stats might help.
"Notice how two of the most popular colors, silver and black, rank near the bottom of the list," iSeeCars executive analyst Karl Brauer said in a statement. "Many consumers and dealers likely consider these colors 'safe' in terms of widespread acceptance, but they're too common to help a car hold its value."White and silver have been at or near the top of the color popularity list for what feels like forever.
Not all colors depreciate at the same rate across vehicle segments, iSeeCars found. For example, the truck color with the lowest depreciation rate is beige, followed by orange and green. For sedans, brown models have the lowest depreciation. For minivans, it's green. But this is obviously only one of the ways in which your new vehicle will depreciate and we have to put in our vote for getting whatever color you like best, even if it's not beige.
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