Problems with buying bright coloured cars?
Discussion
My wife is about to order a new S4 avant and quite fancies getting it in metallic red. I like the idea of something a bit different but are there any reasons not to get a bright coloured car. I've heard of following:
1. Potential resale value isuues (due to being less in demand)
2. Colour fade after years in the sunshine (you see some dodgy 20 year old red cars there)
3. I find it hard to believe but heard rumours from a work colleague of BiB playing "snooker" ie making sure they pull over a car of every colour on the table.
Thoughts?
1. Potential resale value isuues (due to being less in demand)
2. Colour fade after years in the sunshine (you see some dodgy 20 year old red cars there)
3. I find it hard to believe but heard rumours from a work colleague of BiB playing "snooker" ie making sure they pull over a car of every colour on the table.
Thoughts?
Thanks for feedback. Agree that as long as it suits car then resale no issue. The more I think about it the more I think third point reolice snooker issue is complete rubbish. And doubt modern paints really would age quickly (only after years when car's lost 90+% of value anyway) so red it is!
ps - love the colour of that RS6 but the cost of special paint like that is crazy!
ps - love the colour of that RS6 but the cost of special paint like that is crazy!
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