White: You like to present a fresh, young, modern face to the outside world. You have taste and elegance. White is also associated with honesty and purity. ( White can be hard to keep clean in some regions. It's a high-maintenance color.)
 
 
Black: Black is the sophisticate's color. Black is a power color. Black declares itself as important, classic and in control.
 
 
Silver: A silver car color indicates that you're a high-class lady or gentleman with an eye on the upscale. Your status is higher in the world, and you're not afraid to show it. (Silver doesn't get as dirty as a white car or as hot as a black car.)
 
 
Gray: The gray car driver doesn't want to stand out. You have more dignity, tradition and maturity. The driver of a gray car cares less about status and more about the status quo.
 
 
Red: Go-getter types may pick a red car. Red projects action, power and masculinity. A red car for a man may declare great status in his world, whether that's finance or law. However, for women, red often just represents confidence and fun. The red sports car screams, "Look at me!" in every way. That driver might think he has something impressive to show you -- the freeway equivalent of an exhibitionist.
 
 
Blue: Blue is a practical, happy color for many. Blue projects stability, truthfulness and serenity. The minivan mom may choose blue, which projects a nice, stable family appearance.
 
 
Green: Green has been closely tied to nature. Maybe you brake for arboretums and fuel up your sedan with biofuel. Green's popularity peaked in the 1990's, and now we're in the midst of a backlash against green, with fewer green cars in showrooms and on the road. Because of the anti-green sentiment, if you still drive a green car, you may be OK with being a fashion laggard and in no rush to catch up to current trends.
 
 
Orange: Bright orange declares that you're quite comfortable with value and saving money. You do a good job of minding your money. You might skip doing things for yourself (no spa treatments or expensive hair appointments) just so you can focus on value-rich investments. An orange BMW? You pinched pennies to buy that head turner. You're sort of tipping the world on edge. ( Orange is one of the least favorite colors of new car buyers in the U.S.)
 
 
Yellow/Gold: Yellow exudes joy and a positive attitude. Younger people are drawn to the brighter colors. Bright colors doesn't feel like a risk to them. ( Yellow or gold cars make up only 1% to 2% of car colors.)
 
 
Brown/Beige: Brown exudes a quiet peace. A preference for brown or beige also may speak volumes about your penny-pinching ways. Someone who prefers brown doesn't really want to buy anything new. He just wants to live his life. He doesn't care about style, and might keep a car until it drops. A brown-car buyer wants value, and a long life in his or her purchases, and doesn't care about trends or fads.
 
 

Gold Camry = Im Cheeeeep
 
( it was the only 98 Camry in this ladys back yard for 300 bucks, so, i was a little limited on color choices at that moment.)

It takes me to the Grocery Store!

Wait, you calling me a MiniVan Mom?
 
Im calling you out Xray!!
 
Thats Mr.Caregiver Spouse Mom to you..........

 
And yes, I got cargo room, very nice, and still fits my fat cann and the wifes chair just fine, and  Groceries on Tuesdays.....

knightsilver
Wait, you calling me a MiniVan Mom?
 
Im calling you out Xray!!
 
Thats Mr.Caregiver Spouse Mom to you..........

 
And yes, I got cargo room, very nice, and still fits my fat cann and the wifes chair just fine, and  Groceries on Tuesdays.....

Looks like  something is leaking. You better have a look underneath.             :P

The next door cat, I got sick of others asking if thats out cat!
 
 

I bought my F-150 (4x2, 6cyl., 5 speed/manual) new in 2007. I went with Forest Green as it matched the color of my backpack. I went with blue, my favorite color, on my last Toyota Hi-Lux (now Tacoma) 4x4 and wanted to try something different. I'm for sure a fashion laggard, T-shirts, blue jeans, tennis shoes, and a ball-cap is my style.

I chose the color of my car(steel grey) b/c it was the cheapest of the 3 offered to me. In reality, the color had nothing to do with my purchase. It was the price of being $2,500 less than the white and black versions of the 2007 Hyundai Sonata V6 that I got. The price of the steel grey was lowered because it was the lower vehicle with 6,000 miles on it. With the other saving Hyundai was running at the time, I walked out the door with a $24,500 car for $17,500. I traded in my 12 year old Nissan Altima for $500, so i financed the $17,000 for the car.

Could be! I am really happy with Silver, though. It basically always looks good.
 
2006 Accord.

Hahahaha... Man this is twisted...
 
Last ten vehicles...
 
2013 Ruby Red Mustang
2012 White Tahoe
2012 Blue Spyder
2011 Black/Orang Spyder
2011 White Fusion
2010 Blue Spyder
2010 Blue F150 Crew Cab
2009 Pearl White Cady Escalade
2008 Red Mustang GT
2007 Red Fusion
 
 
 

knightsilver
It takes me to the Grocery Store!

+1 Now that 2012 Tahoe

Afterburner
Hahahaha... Man this is twisted...
 
Last ten vehicles...
 
2013 Ruby Red Mustang
2012 White Tahoe
2012 Blue Spyder
2011 Black/Orang Spyder
2011 White Fusion
2010 Blue Spyder
2010 Blue F150 Crew Cab
2009 Pearl White Cady Escalade
2008 Red Mustang GT
2007 Red Fusion
 
 
 

That could mean you can't make up your mind, likes change, or just fickle.          

z999z3mystorys
What about multi-colored cars? and I don't mean just a pinstripe, I mean more like the '60s van type colors. (note: I don't have a car, but I have a computer and it's mostly black so, I'll go with that heh.)

To be fair most cases are black...

z999z3mystorys

Holo

z999z3mystorys
What about multi-colored cars? and I don't mean just a pinstripe, I mean more like the '60s van type colors. (note: I don't have a car, but I have a computer and it's mostly black so, I'll go with that heh.)

To be fair most cases are black...

Ah, well I guess that means I have no personality then... or something O.o

No, all i meant to say is that a computer case isn't much to describe as most of them, like 90% of them, come in black. Unless you went out of your way to beat the grain, I don't think using a case is a valid method of comparison to choice of color on a car. I guess its like the Model T, you can have it in any color, so long as its black...98% of PC cases are black lol.

Well my car list is
 
1974 Maverick Grabber Orange  
1996 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Gold
2005 GMC Sierra Silver
2005 Chevy Impala Red
2011 Kia Forte Grey
1985 300ZX Red
2006 Ford Focus Silver
1992 Chevy S-10 Black
2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee Gold