I guess colours are like ice cream and all other things.
As tasty as they may be, you'll get tired of them sooner or later, and want something else.

 

I always tend to go with a solid colour and I try to veer away from colours everyone has like silver - it makes it easier to find in big car parks.

 

Hi Guys I`m told "WHITE" IS THE NEW SILVER and has been for the past 18 months. I would not buy in that colour.

 

I play a game with my daughter where we count cars of a certain colour. She usually goes for Yellow or Red. I always go for Silver.

In the 2 mile drive home from the town centre, I counted 57 Silver to her 6 Red cars.

 

Hi Guys I`m told "WHITE" IS THE NEW SILVER and has been for the past 18 months. I would not buy in that colour.

When, on the dim and distant past, I bought my first car as a student, white was the only colour available. I bought a Mark 1 Ford Escort and had 20 odd white ones to select from! I was gutted when my sister found herself a red one!!

 

I've had dark blue , white, Moon dust (dark grey) , burgundy, flame red and black (my last car a Meriva). I decided that I'd not had a silver one so that's what I went for this time. After the black one which only looked nice after it was washed and polished and soon looked dirty and showed every single mark I would go for the lighter colour. I must say it never seems to look dirty until you look at it closely. I think to be perfectly honest the range of colours Vauxhall offer on the Mokka are not very good. We had originally ordered the Misty Lake light blue metallic, only for them to come back and say it had been discontinued on the Mokka.

 

I agree MokkaKen - I've had silver cars for years because I work around dusty environments & silver doesn't show the dirt - for me it's a magic colour & I'm not interested in what the latest trend colour is. Self-cleaning paint would get me interested tho'