Black or White
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#8
Lexus Test Driver
White because the car has a lot of bulges and lines etc. in real life. It looks very different from pictures. All of those design elements are more prominent in white.
#13
Lexus Champion
I think the white looks better than the black, but I'm bias I bought white. And I agree with the others, the white shows off the body lines much better.
I have owned 7 Black cars and 4 white cars and 5 silver cars.
IMO white and black are both a pain in the *** to keep clean.
Black will look dirty 5 minutes after you wash it,
White will look dirty as soon as you have overnight moister which then acts as a magnet and everything on the road sticks to it making the car look dirty with black dirt spots everywhere.
silver is by far the easiest because the dirt blends with the color, the issue then becomes the minute some azzhat rubs against the car the dirt scratches the paint.. While an issue with any color, on silver and black those micro scratches show up like a neon light, on white not so much.
I will also point out that every car I have ever received a ticket in was black, silver and white tend to blend with the crowd and you don't get pulled out by the popo as often.
I have owned 7 Black cars and 4 white cars and 5 silver cars.
IMO white and black are both a pain in the *** to keep clean.
Black will look dirty 5 minutes after you wash it,
White will look dirty as soon as you have overnight moister which then acts as a magnet and everything on the road sticks to it making the car look dirty with black dirt spots everywhere.
silver is by far the easiest because the dirt blends with the color, the issue then becomes the minute some azzhat rubs against the car the dirt scratches the paint.. While an issue with any color, on silver and black those micro scratches show up like a neon light, on white not so much.
I will also point out that every car I have ever received a ticket in was black, silver and white tend to blend with the crowd and you don't get pulled out by the popo as often.
#14
Color is such a personal choice, it's hard to make a recommendation. My VW Jetta is the first and last Black car I'll own. So much trouble to keep looking good I gave up. Problem with the black is that it's a non-metallic black so it shows every swirl mark or tiniest scratch. Perhaps the Obsidian won't show as many imperfections because it has the metallic/pearl finish.