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  • Irvingklaws Anymore seems I want a color that is not black, white, red, or some shade of silver/gray. Though I coveted them when I was younger, I also seem to have developed an aversion to all-black interiors. I have a deep negative reaction to any vehicle identifying as "triple black". Don't even get me started on black wheels...I'm not the only one. We're looking to replace my wife's silver CX-5 and one of her few non-negotiable prerequisites is that it be "a color" not in the aforementioned list. It's looking like a Cascade Green Forester with a light gray interior is in her future.
  • Bd2 I dig it, Pure Pazaak!
  • 3-On-The-Tree My C6 is all blacked out, the rims are matte black and interior all black with no contrast. I was never a fan of chrome rims and lots shiny chrome/silver trim etc.
  • JMII Here are all the colors I've owned in order: tan, red, black, red, yellow, green, green, black, blue, silver, white, orange, red, blue and blue.So yeah I love colors...
  • MRF 95 T-Bird A number of classic colors ought to be revived and would look great on most vehicles. Mercedes Benz tobacco brown has a deep rich look. Same with GM Honduras maroon. A number of the pale subdued yellows which were popular still hold up well.