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I saw one in a lightish blue... it looked amazing!
The silver. Keep in mind that Ford's base coat is white, so on darker colors chips marks will show up a lot more.
If it were my money: Deep Impact Blue
BTW are you buying new or pre-owned bruva
Silver. Dark colours are nice until you have to was the car for the 20th time that month. I've always been a fan of lighter colours anyway (and don't ****ING call me racist!)
I'm no expert wrt the colour of a car's coat of paint, but I would imagine the whites and silver to have a lower/less obvious chance of fading. Not sure the fading issue is that relevant with tongs modern cars. If you were buying a red car from the late 90's I'd be worried though.Will it still fade if I use decent car products. I wash the car myself the first month of purchase but get over it and go to a car wash after a while lol
What ever one is available the quickest. Colour is irrelevant. I drive a baby blue Corsa.
I know this isn't on your list, but the "Copper Pulse" colour looks really nice in the metal.
Colour is not irrelevant. As this is something you are going to have to look at everyday for a few years, colour is quite important.
Not a fan of the copper colour. I looked at a few used car ads in the past and the "unique" colours(copper and lime green) dont retain value.