The only colours for me that are a no are the standard black or white. If going for black or white, you need to go for the metallic jet black or carrara white IMO.
Some colours, although they look great, will have a more limited appeal and therefore may be harder to sell on. Yellow; miami blue and lava orange being examples of this.
GT silver is a much more popular silver than rhodium, so again may be better for resale (plus I much prefer it to rhodium anyway).
The sapphire blue and night blue are not my taste but the graphite blue looks fantastic.
Agate grey is amazing although I am biased as that is what I have gone for.
Carmine red and crayon are also great colours. Crayon looks fantastic in the flesh. Photos don't do it justice.
Some of the colours also look better in different climates and therefore resale may differ depending upon where you are. The bold bright colours like miami blue will look far better driving down Collins Avenue in Miami than a cold damp street in England.
I was torn between GT silver and agate grey. They were the top two for me.
Some colours, although they look great, will have a more limited appeal and therefore may be harder to sell on. Yellow; miami blue and lava orange being examples of this.
GT silver is a much more popular silver than rhodium, so again may be better for resale (plus I much prefer it to rhodium anyway).
The sapphire blue and night blue are not my taste but the graphite blue looks fantastic.
Agate grey is amazing although I am biased as that is what I have gone for.
Carmine red and crayon are also great colours. Crayon looks fantastic in the flesh. Photos don't do it justice.
Some of the colours also look better in different climates and therefore resale may differ depending upon where you are. The bold bright colours like miami blue will look far better driving down Collins Avenue in Miami than a cold damp street in England.
I was torn between GT silver and agate grey. They were the top two for me.