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I think I have the answer for your question. Here is my atomic silver on red 350 F sport.
Awesome.
I have a weird question... We have a lot of snow around here and they put a lot of salt on roads. Does dirt / salt show up less on this color than on darker grey or white?
It may seem like a weird question but during winter my car will stay clean only one day and I don't have time to wash it every day.
I have a weird question... We have a lot of snow around here and they put a lot of salt on roads. Does dirt / salt show up less on this color than on darker grey or white?
It may seem like a weird question but during winter my car will stay clean only one day and I don't have time to wash it every day.
Aha, you just asked the right person. It's not a weird question at all. Since we probably get as much snow as you do in Vermont, I know exactly what you are talking about. No, the salt isn't that noticeable unless you come really to the car. The entire rear of my car was covered with road salt for most part of the winter, and it looked more than acceptable compared to my previous car which was blue. The dirt, one the other hand, does present itself on this color when there is dirty snow slush on the road, However, it tends to stick to the lower part of the bumpers and side skirts, mostly areas behind the wheels, where very few people actually pay attention to.
