Automotive research company iSeeCars conducted a study to find out which car colors have the highest and lowest depreciation ...

A vehicle’s color can impact its used value by more than $5,000 after just 3 years, according to new research by iSeeCars.com ...

“Yellow and orange have been among the best colors for retained value since iSeeCars began tracking depreciation by color,” ...

It turns out your car’s paint job does more than reflect your personality — it might also reflect thousands of dollars back ...

White: White is one of the best car colors because it hides dirt, dust, tiny scratches, orange peeling, and swirl marks quite well. White also reflects heat, thus keeping the interior cooler, and it ...

Yellow, beige, orange, and green round out the top four colors with the best resale value. Yellow cars held their value the best. The average vehicle loses 22.5 percent of its value after three ...

If color is an important consideration for you when shopping for a car, you're not alone.  It's a factor for a lot of folks, ...

Here’s a comprehensive look at the best car colors to buy and how different ... On the other hand, brighter colors such as orange, yellow, or purple can either enhance or diminish a car ...

So, too, do orange and green. The colors to steer clear from in terms of resale value are gold, brown and black. iSeeCars found that the average car loses 22.5 percent of its value after 3 years ...

The same can be said of orange and green, colors you don’t see often but are obviously in higher demand than supply.” Vehicle Depreciation by Car Color Yellow cars hold their value best ...

So, too, do orange and green. The colors to steer clear from in terms of resale value are gold, brown and black. Advertisement Article continues below this ad iSeeCars found that the average car ...