Recently, it has been found that many people emphasize on the Internet that the color of a car can affect the car's value preservation rate. To tell you the truth, I'm skeptical. I think it's normal to say that the car model can affect the insurance premium rate, but if you say that the car color can affect the insurance premium rate, I can only say that if so, there may be only a few car colors in the world, right? So I think that the color of the car affects a certain amount of sales. As for the preservation rate, forget it. As for why some people say that a white car is more valuable, I can only say that this person may have bought a white car himself.
The same brand, the same car color, will indeed reduce the rate of preservation.
1, small cars, compact cars, white cars are more valuable, white is an expansive color, it looks bigger, and it is also resistant to dirt. Even if there is touch-up paint in the later period, the color difference will not be too obvious.
2. Black cars of medium-sized cars and large cars are more valuable. Black is the restoration color, and large objects will appear smaller. This is why these administrative vehicles are all black. Of course, solemnity is on the one hand, and the disadvantage is that it is not resistant to dirt.
3. Some cars have their own unique colors.
The red body of mazda 6 and Artz is their advertising color, but gray or black is not as popular as red.
Jaguar dark green is its exclusive color. In recent years, deep purple is its representative color, and there are basically no black Jaguar cars on the market.
Classic Fox and classic Cruze are both represented by red. But any of these white-body cars will be the darling of the used car market, and most people have weak resistance to white-body cars.