Want me to ruin Area 51 for you?

[AZshot]

Color fads come and go with the generations. I remember when burgundy was a nice color in the 90s. My dad had a two tone Buick, dark blue and light blue. His dad probably had a cream and pine green two tone Packard. The past 5 years? Non-metal flake, base colors are popular.

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[Deleted member 19578]

My color choices were between CG and A51. I went to the dealer and saw CG on a ranger and A51 on a Bronco Sport. Loved the A51, especially with black/gray top and black/gray fender flares. Now my only concern is that the color will be the favorite and all over the road. I was talking to one of my brothers the other day, who I didn't even know was in the market for an automobile when he told me he ordered a BD in A51, after which I told I had already ordered a BL in A51. So now we are waiting for the third brother to get rid of his Jeep sport and get a bronco, in A51 of course.

 

[Ksjrb03]

It’s a shame 1/3 of the Broncos on the road are going to be this lame color. Already tired of it on sports.

 

[AZshot]

You want to get tired of "colors" look around on the American streets where 84% of the vehicles are either black, gray/silver, or white. In a big parking lot the few cars with ANY color really stand out. I'm not sure why almost everything is some shade of metal flake silver with some green or blue tones. But I heard dealerships usually order these neutral, non-colors because they're easier to sell.

 

[One who waits long time]

That's still better than being one of the way too common eruption green units.

 

[GETSCHWIFTY]

Okay this is funny

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