Colors—they *do* still exist
We’ve often written about how monotonous the modern color palette in the automotive world is. Black, gray, and white in various shades—glossy or matte—dominate. But there are still exceptions today. We noticed this again just recently when we saw (and published ) the announcement for the special edition of the Lamborghini Revuelto, created as a tribute to the Miura’s 60th anniversary.
Sports cars—and even supercars—are still often bought and built in truly vibrant colors.
But this diversity of colors doesn’t stop with sports cars. Renault, for example, offers many models in vibrant paint schemes—the Renault 5 in yellow or light green is a good example. Mazda also consistently provides great examples, and other manufacturers do the same. BMW, for instance, offers the X3 in fire engine red or special colors.
Customers simply need to make a slightly more unorthodox choice. Future classic car owners (in 30 years) will thank them if they’re offered real alternatives when it comes to colors—assuming today’s cars are actually allowed to reach 30 years of age…
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