We collect an interesting and curious study revealing what the colors of the cars with better and worse resale price are. Watch for the results …

¿What factors influence the purchase of a new car or a second hand? The personal tastes when purchasing a vehicle are very many-colored, from the brand, he model, he design… through the motor, he type of propulsion, he consumption or the interior space. All these factors must be added of course, the color, which can be decisive when evaluate the loss of residual value as vehicle used, ie its resale price in the market cars.

An interesting study by the web iSeeCars analyzes the colors used cars depreciate less, as well as the colors more depreciation. After collecting Data 2.1 million used car sales (Evaluates the average depreciation of cars with a three year old), One of the interesting findings is that indeed the Color is another factor to take into account the depreciation or loss of value of a used vehicle.

According to this study, after about three years after purchased as a new vehicle, average loss value of a car is 33.1 percent. In this case, second-hand cars yellow color in their body They depreciate less (lose 27 percent in value against the price they had as a new vehicle). On the opposite side, used cars depreciate most are those with the golden body (lose 37.1 percent).

He CEO of iSee Cars, Phong Ly, He analyzed the results of the study by his company: "yellow cars are relatively less common, which could boost demand and help maintain its value."

At report iSeeCars orange and green colors also help keep the resale price of a used car. As is the case with yellow, these greens and oranges together constitute just 1.2 percent of all used cars three years ago sold.

That these three colors –yellow, orange and green– are lose the least value does not mean that quickly sold on the market for second-hand vehicles. In fact, the cars with one of three colors are in the market for more days than half (36,5 days on sale), as yellow takes about 41.5 days to sell, compared with 38.1 days oranges and greens 36.2 days.

most common car colors as the White, he Red and the blue lose on the second hand market one 32.6, 32.7 and 33.5 percent in value, respectively.

At totally opposite side, In addition to the vehicles used Golden Colour, the beige and purple also lose much of its original value. In the total of those 2.1 million secondhand analyzed in the study, gold, beige and purple constitute only 0.7 percent of the total.

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An interesting study by the web iSeeCars analyzes the colors used cars depreciate less, as well as the colors more depreciation. After collecting Data 2.1 million used car sales (Evaluates the average depreciation of cars with a three year old), One of the interesting findings is that indeed the Color is another factor to take into account the depreciation or loss of value of a used vehicle.

According to this study, after about three years after purchased as a new vehicle, average loss value of a car is 33.1 percent. In this case, second-hand cars yellow color in their body They depreciate less (lose 27 percent in value against the price they had as a new vehicle). On the opposite side, used cars depreciate most are those with the golden body (lose 37.1 percent).

He CEO of iSee Cars, Phong Ly, He analyzed the results of the study by his company: "yellow cars are relatively less common, which could boost demand and help maintain its value."

At report iSeeCars orange and green colors also help keep the resale price of a used car. As is the case with yellow, these greens and oranges together constitute just 1.2 percent of all used cars three years ago sold.

That these three colors –yellow, orange and green– are lose the least value does not mean that quickly sold on the market for second-hand vehicles. In fact, the cars with one of three colors are in the market for more days than half (36,5 days on sale), as yellow takes about 41.5 days to sell, compared with 38.1 days oranges and greens 36.2 days.

most common car colors as the White, he Red and the blue lose on the second hand market one 32.6, 32.7 and 33.5 percent in value, respectively.

At totally opposite side, In addition to the vehicles used Golden Colour, the beige and purple also lose much of its original value. In the total of those 2.1 million secondhand analyzed in the study, gold, beige and purple constitute only 0.7 percent of the total.

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