Which Car Color Holds Its Value the Best?

There are three types of car owners:

1. Those who care about the color of their ride…
2. Those who don’t…
3. Those who don’t remember what color their vehicle is…because they haven’t washed it in years!

But, there’s one reason everyone should at least think about it: Some car colors hold their value better than others.

A new report from ISeeCars.com ranks all vehicle colors by how they depreciate over time, and one color does the best by far:  YELLOW CARS.

An analyst says YELLOW CARS keep their value because it’s “among the least popular colors, so they’re novel in the secondhand marketplace, and people are willing to pay a premium for them.”

So, the top car color rankings are:

1. Yellow
2. Orange
3. Purple
4. Red
5. Green
6. Blue
7. Gray
8. Beige
9. Silver

All those car values remain above-average.

The color that holds its value the LEAST is brown.

Gold ranked the second-worst, followed by black and then white.

(ISeeCars.com has the full report, which also breaks the rankings down by TYPES of vehicles, like trucks and vans.)