READ FIRST POST BEFORE VOTING - Car Color

[Omegaman 3.0]

12 hours ago, ayin jade said:

Its lower to the ground, harder to get in to.

Do doubt about that! However in this particular car the roof is part of the door, making it a little bit easier than it otherwise would be  . . . something like sitting on a pillow on the floor, and opposed to entering a dog house.

[C_Beth]

Red, definitely Red! 

[ayin jade]

2 hours ago, bopeep1909 said:

You can not see red with your peripheral vision? Where is that study?

Insurance companies are blind to the color of your car. It does not matter. They look at your driving record. They also look at the model of the car for various reasons one being the cost of repair should a person get into an accident.

Shuman M, Traditional Red Colors Safety, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, April 1991;2: 22-24.

https://www.aaafoundation.org/sites/default/files/CarColorAndSafety.pdf

 

[ayin jade]

38 minutes ago, Omegaman 3.0 said:

Do doubt about that! However in this particular car the roof is part of the door, making it a little bit easier than it otherwise would be  . . . something like sitting on a pillow on the floor, and opposed to entering a dog house.

Still hard for me. My hip and knees dont work well. Low to the ground cars, even the way you have it set up in the photo, are difficult. It produces too much strain on my hip to lower myself like that. 

[Omegaman 3.0]

8 hours ago, ayin jade said:

Shuman M, Traditional Red Colors Safety, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, April 1991;2: 22-24.

https://www.aaafoundation.org/sites/default/files/CarColorAndSafety.pdf

Thanks Jade!

[RustyAngeL]

On 6/8/2016 at 11:54 PM, kwikphilly said:

I must agree with that statement,,,,,,How does this pertain to the "Inner Court" I must ask? I have answered you 3 poll questions,having been in the majority in all three for obvious & common responses would apply,,,,,,,,,,

  For the extra question ,,,,I am a car buff,I used to race cars(Super Pro Bracket Drags),,,,,,,,,so,I would of course,take the car(unless I could return it for monetary value),,,,,,could do a lot of good for many people with that kind of money,I would much prefer that & Glorify God by Blessing others,,,,,,,,,

 But since there is no option to sell it or get money instead,I would keep it(red),drive it if I could afford the insurance & maintenance but probably would not be able to,,,,,,,

I love red too.  My favorite color, but a red car seems to be a cop magnet. 

[angels4u]

13 minutes ago, RustyAngeL said:

I love red too.  My favorite color, but a red car seems to be a cop magnet. 

My car is red

[kwikphilly]

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I love red too.  My favorite color, but a red car seems to be a cop magnet.                                           posted by Rusty Angel

Funny thing is that is "true",,,,,,according to statistics found by "Insurance companies in America",,,,,,,,if I had time I would look for the resources,if anyone needs to know....................

When you have a "red" vehicle you can have a higher rate of insurance because most accidents involve "red vehicles",,,,,,they also seem to get the most "tickets",,,,,,I learned of these insurance tid bits when I used to have "custom insurance" for my drag cars,hot rods & show cars,,,,,,,for all I know,things may have changed since then-lol

[JohnD]

clearly this one is seen better at night (underlit)

[JohnD]

 

Better in yellow than red had one for 8 months (2008 crash cost dearly)