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car color can substantially depreciate the value of a car?

According to the recent analysis research by iSeeCars, yellow is the most valuable vehicle color, depreciating 70% less than the average vehicle. It's one of the least popular automotive colors, yet it's frequently seen on sports cars and low-volume vehicles that keep their value well. For the same reason, orange comes in second. It's common on special edition cars, according to iSeeCars.

Car color depreciation differs depending on vehicle type. Below is a list of colors that retain the BEST value by segment:

✅ Yellow- SUV
✅ Purple - Sedan
✅ Yellow - Convertible
✅ Orange- Coupe
✅ Green- Minivan
✅ Beige - Truck

For a complete breakdown of the data by segment 👉 visit https://www.iseecars.com/car-color-study

Car Color and Its Effect on Value - iSeeCars.com A vehicle's color can have a positive or negative effect on resale value. Here are the best and worst colors for value...

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