What Color Gets the most LOOKS
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Notice the color scheme here: www.ferrariusa.com, famous chick car company
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Red, it's a fact backed by science... Red is the longest wavelenght decernable by the human eye. In human color psycology, red is associated with heat, energy and blood, and emotions that stir the blood, including anger, passion and love.
Red catches people's attention, and is often used either in a negative way to indicate danger and emergency, or in a positive way in advertising to gain more viewers, or in nature, as a ripe fruit announces its readiness with its red color. Several studies have indicated that red carries the strongest reaction of all the colors, with the level of reaction decreasing gradually with orange, yellow, and white, respectively.<SUP></SUP>Because of this, scientists have repeatedly recommended red for warning signals, labels, and signs. Because of these recommendations, red has seen widespread use as a danger signal, in stop signs, to warn people of extreme heat or flammability, and even to signal warnings in sports such as soccer (see: penalty card).
It's also the most rare color for the G37, judging by my last look on our forum survey. It may also represent fire and so may symbolize the presence of God or in our application, clearly signifies I'm one HOT MF Luxury Sport Coupe, look at me.
Red catches people's attention, and is often used either in a negative way to indicate danger and emergency, or in a positive way in advertising to gain more viewers, or in nature, as a ripe fruit announces its readiness with its red color. Several studies have indicated that red carries the strongest reaction of all the colors, with the level of reaction decreasing gradually with orange, yellow, and white, respectively.<SUP></SUP>Because of this, scientists have repeatedly recommended red for warning signals, labels, and signs. Because of these recommendations, red has seen widespread use as a danger signal, in stop signs, to warn people of extreme heat or flammability, and even to signal warnings in sports such as soccer (see: penalty card).
It's also the most rare color for the G37, judging by my last look on our forum survey. It may also represent fire and so may symbolize the presence of God or in our application, clearly signifies I'm one HOT MF Luxury Sport Coupe, look at me.
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Matte Black is cool, it doesn't hide details as much... If I had a Black G I'd be looking into that, definately not common. I'd bet Gloss black is probably the most popular car color, just about every car offers it as a color. Some like it for it's mysterious, sexy, and sophisticated suggestions, other's for it's dark and evil connotations.
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From: al, eguor notab
haha, yeah. i was like is this a science class? please dont remember me of science. have two science classes this semester. black cars are so common; saw a black g37 today on i-12.
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Red would definitely get the most attention, or maybe even Athens Blue.
But I love my Blue Slate because its still a head-turner and its the second darkest color, it nicely defines the G's sexy curves and lights, and it doesn't get dirty nearly as quickly as Black Obsidian would.
But I love my Blue Slate because its still a head-turner and its the second darkest color, it nicely defines the G's sexy curves and lights, and it doesn't get dirty nearly as quickly as Black Obsidian would.
I bet there was one bad muthafvcka driving it prolly getting a bj from a hot chick at the same time cause thats how we roll.
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From: al, eguor notab
i should trade in my vr for a bo! 