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IN all honesty, though, if bright colors sold better, they'd have bright colors. I personally would rather have a boring colored car in most cases. The main rea
by Broken_Hippo 6y ago
IN all honesty, though, if bright colors sold better, they'd have bright colors. I personally would rather have a boring colored car in most cases. The main reason I'm not currently choosy about color is because I buy used cars. The current car is a 20-year-old Toyota, purchased earlier in the summer. (The car gets used 2-4 times a month, and I don't drive due to oversight after moving overseas).
And it isn't like companies don't offer choices. People are simply buying "boring" colors more often.
- m463 6y agoOn the other hand, tesla doesn't offer many choices. Maybe took a page from the iphone colors playbook.
- Broken_Hippo 6y agoNope, I'm pretty sure that was taken directly from Henry Ford's playbook. Cars at one time were basically only sold in black. But the theory is the same as with the iphone and Tesla: If you are the wanted thing of the time, you don't have to offer so much. Luckily, there are a lot more choices - but I might have a skewed opinion on the choices. I'm in Norway, and electric vehicles are everywhere here (and the infrastructure is growing at a fast pace as well). Folks can always get an aftermarket paint job if they want, though.