Neutral Colors Remain Most Popular

There are several vehicles showcased at an auto show, especially an international show, therefore the cars being shown must have a standout quality which sets them apart from the others. Manufacturers have been tapping into a whole new palate of colors designed to catch the eye. While this is effective at an auto show it is different than on the showroom floor. On a local dealership level the most popular colors remain to be black, white, silver, and gray. These are the most neutral of all the colors and tend to be those consumers gravitate.

Weiss Toyota Scion of South CountyIf you are in the market to buy a new car you will be better off choosing a vehicle with a neutral color such as black, white, gray, or silver. Studies have proven that these colors earn a better retain on their value at the time of trade in than other flashy colors. These colors are so popular they account for 55 percent of the global vehicle market. This is according to the most recent data released in the 2011 DuPont Global Automotive Color Popularity Report. Other colors such as blue red and blue came in fourth and fifth while green, yellow, and gold hues account for just 3 percent.

A new Toyota Corolla car will have a number of color options to choose from. If you are looking to purchase a Corolla which you anticipate selling or trading in at some point you will need to keep the resale value in mind. Having a vehicle with a neutral color will increase the resale value directly from the beginning. Just the same choosy a flashy color can quickly diminish the value. Your best bet is to choose a black, white, gray, or silver St. Louis Toyota Corolla car.

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