What Does the Color of Your Car Say About You?

The Philosophy and Psychology Behind Car Color

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What Does the Color of Your Car Say About You?

The color car you drive actually says a lot about who you are to your friends, family, co-workers, potential dates and clients. There is some indication that the color car you drive can have as much impact on that "first impression" as the make and model.

Here is a snapshot of what your car color is broadcasting about you:

RED: A red car indicates that you are a passionate person. You are a "take charge" kind of individual and you are at least a little wild. If you are thinking of buying a red car keep in mind that red cars still have the highest rate of theft and the highest insurance rates than any other color vehicle. Bright red paint also subconsciously sends the message that the owner is in a higher income bracket.

ORANGE: An orange vehicle is exceedingly hard to find. If you have an orange car you most likely crave attention. You are also generally a happy and upbeat person who enjoys being unique.

YELLOW: There aren't too many yellow cars on the road either, but a few companies do put them out; think the Ford Focus, Mini Cooper and VW Bug for instance. If you drive a yellow car you are confident. You like to have fun and you embrace the child within.

GREEN: Green is the color of nature. The person who chooses a green car is conscientious. They tend to be the go-to person in tense situations because they know how to keep their emotions in balance.

Blue: If your car is dark blue you are likely a very loyal person. You value relationships over wealth and you are calm. Rather than stand out, you like to blend in. If your car is light blue you are serene and peaceful. You also have a strong maternal instinct.

PURPLE: This is the color of royalty. If you have found a purple car you are a cherished individual who loves beauty, but walks with strength and purpose.

PINK: There are few pink cars out there, but they can be found. If you have a pink car, you like to be treated with a soft touch. You like to smile and you think good health is important.

BROWN: If you have a brown car that signifies that you are reliable. You are true to yourself and to those around you. You are earthy and don't engage in "showboating." You are approachable, responsible and worthy of friendship.

BLACK: A slick black car is the ipitomy of power and authority. Think CIA or Secret Service. If you have a black car, you are sending the message that you are in control and are self-assured.

WHITE: There are many white cars on the road. What they say about their owners has a lot to do with their upkeep. A clean white car shows that you pay attention to detail. You are careful and pure. A dirty white car makes you look sloppy and indifferent.

GRAY: Although gray often represents the dreary and depressing in clothes, furniture and paint, that is not the case with your gray car. A gray car is a comfortable one. It represents stability and self-reliance.

SILVER: Silver cars represent prestige, wealth and luxury. The newer and shinier the car, the more this will come accross.

GOLD: A gold car represents wealth and pride. If you have a gold car, you likely want to be noticed. You want people to know you do not lack financially and you are independant.

If you are thinking about buying a new or pre-owned car, consider buying one in a color to match your individual personality!

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  • robritt10/28/2007

    Mine is Gold and I am not rich, not anywhere close to it. However I am very Independent. Cute article.

  • Genie Walker10/26/2007

    Great article on what the color of our car says about us. Mine is bright red.

  • Wes Laurie9/13/2007

    Thanks for sharing. Hope you visit some of my articles as well. Thanks.

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