Sandstone wasn't mentioned either, so hopefully that means that I'm not prone for an accident! Actually, I'd guess since it's basically the tan version of the silver and highly reflective it would be low as well?!?

CBL

 

That was too funny.

 

I have Silver.

 

i'm like ng i'm doooooooomed but i'll deal .......i guess

 

Mine is black, and I can say that I've had more than a couple close calls already in the past 5 months. People are so inattentive. It's amazing what some will do to save 10 seconds of travel time. I thought red would have been more dangerous than the study suggests.

 

There may be more emergency room visits when I am out, But it's mostly for whiplash when the PT-Losers and the others turn to check out the Nice that wizzed by.

 

Which is why this entire study borders on the inane. The importance of color pales in comparisson to how a person drives AND the jerks around him. Those are not constants for the study. Some buffoon weaving through traffic yaping on his cell...it wouldn't matter if I had neon yellow with hot pink zig zag stripes.

 

Amen Krejaton...very good way to look at the whole matter...and I couldn't agree more.

 

I guess that would explain why a "silver" road ranger passed me in my coach on the right in a single lane road construction at 65 MPH on Interstate 40. I am 70 FT long with my trailer behind me. The construction zone ended 600 feet after he passed. Go figure. I guess It was the silver that made him decide to put his family and him at risk and pass me on the right.
I am saved---- I bought a bright silver HHR. !!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Well am I thankful I bought a silver car