What Your Car Color Means
Yes, your fiery orange-red sports car says exactly what you think it does: you're sexy, speedy, high-energy, dynamic. Before you preen, go out and look at your red car. Most red cars on the road are more of a kidney bean color. Is yours? If so, it means you are dynamic and energetic but are losing your fire. You really want to be have that orange-red sports car personality, but you just can't quite make it. You're too busy, too old, or too tired. For all the good your red car does you, it might as well be brown.
A silver car generally means that you are cool and elegant. The only problem is that since silver was the most popular car color for several years, almost everyone owns one, like your neighbors who don't mow their lawns and don't put their garbage cans away after the garbage has been picked up. Real cool. Very elegant.
White is supposed to mean you are fastidious, but what it really means is that you wanted that fiery orange-red sports car, but you drive like a bat out of hell or like batman in his batmobile, (depending on your age group) and you were afraid that you'd get too many tickets so you chose the less conspicuous white. Good thinking. On average, while drivers in red cars do not get more tickets than anyone else, orange-red sports car drivers do, and let's face it, they deserve them. Who drives the speed limit in a car like that?
A light blue vehicle means that you're calm and quiet. It could also mean that you went to the showroom to buy a sunshine yellow car to show how joyful and young-at-heart you are, but they only had marine blue, and since you really are a calm, quiet person who doesn't like to make waves, you bought it.
A dark green vehicle means that you are traditional, trusty, and well balanced, but what it really means is that you are thrifty. Who makes dark green cars anymore? If you own one, it's probably been a while since you bought a new vehicle.
A purple vehicle means you are creative, individualistic, original, and perhaps it does. It could also mean you're too old to care what anyone thinks of you.
A black vehicle says you are empowered, not easily manipulated, love elegance, and you appreciate the classics. It's also says that you are mysterious or that you have two sides to your personality; it's the favored car of both clergy and gangsters.
A dark blue vehicle says you are credible, confident, dependable. And you drive too much because you always get stuck with the carpool.
A gray vehicle says you are sober, corporate, practical. And boring. But if that gray car is charcoal with sparkles, you still have flashes of brilliance and charisma.
An orange vehicle says you are fun loving, talkative, fickle, trendy. A yellow-green one says you are trendy, whimsical, lively. And you know it's true. Only fun and whimsical cars come in these colors: Volkswagen bugs and little sportscars.
A tan vehicle means that you're timeless, basic, simple, but it also means you have something to hide. Maybe bad driving habits? Or that you never wash your car?
A gold vehicle says is that you love comfort and will pay for it; it also says that you're intelligent, and you must be - you were smart enough to come read my article!
And a brown vehicle supposedly means you're down-to-earth but who are you trying to kid? If you really cared about the earth, you wouldn't have bought that big old gas-guzzler.
So what color of car do I drive? I'm sorry, but I don't know you well enough to answer such a personal question.
What Your Car Color Says About You and Your Attitude Toward Life
People who drive dark blue or silver vehicles have above average confidence about the course of their lives, and they also have consistent moods.
People who drive white vehicles have average confidence about their lives, and they have modest mood swings.
People who drive light blue or sunny yellow cars have slightly below average confidence about their lives, and they have modest mood swings.
People who drive red, bright yellow, or orange vehicles have below average confidence about their lives, and they have the most pronounced mood swings.
People who drive black vehicles have the most downbeat attitude about the course of their life, but they have consistent moods.
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- conan conan Oct 15, 2009 @ 3:36 am
- i liked the suggestion of red car as i love speed and i am not afraid of any danger.
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- 1217Research 1217Research Jul 31, 2009 @ 8:12 pm
- Nice lens. Something to use in small talk to break the ice.
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- missthrifty missthrifty May 5, 2009 @ 1:51 pm
- I loved this lens it was very interesting
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- Yosis Yosis Sep 5, 2008 @ 7:03 pm
- Very fun, likely quite insightful! Do you have a quick analysis for dark charcoal gray with embedded sparkles???
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- ImproveMeU ImproveMeU Jun 3, 2008 @ 10:44 am
- Interesting 5* lens : )





