New Car Color Popularity 2000-2015

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/ Tony Rached
/ Updated on March 2, 2025

Car buyer tastes have changes in the past 15 years, the graph below outlines the color preferences of new car buyers from 2000 to 2015.

Top Car Colors

White
Black
Grey
Silver
Red
Blue
Maroon
Yellow
Green
All other Colors

New Car Color Popularity 2000-2015 | Diminished Value of Georgia, Car Appraisals for Insurance Claims — New Car Color Popularity 2000 2015

US Color Prefrences | Diminished Value of Georgia, Car Appraisals for Insurance Claims — US Color Preferences

Published on May 3, 2018

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