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How does this consumerist-society-color-theory explain that car colors have mostly converged to drab black, gray and white though instead of distinguishable 'br
by flohofwoe 3y ago
How does this consumerist-society-color-theory explain that car colors have mostly converged to drab black, gray and white though instead of distinguishable 'brand colors'? ;)
- midasuni 3y agoBecause they sell better. Consumers want to drive grey cars. They won’t go to a shop with a grey sign though.
- dan-robertson 3y agoPlenty of popular boutiques have grey signs.
- nologic01 3y agoCars used in marketing context (advertising some brand) are definitely not gray :-) People generally like color in some measure and it obviously serves as sending a more intense signal. But in various contexts other factors may prevail (e.g maximizing the market for eventual sale) The interesting question is when does color get used more extensively (above average) and why.
- jen20 3y agoThose are the colours that you can choose without paying extra on most new cars.