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It's jewish cultural influence. It's been getting worse ever since we lost WW2 and the Hart Cellar Act passed.
It's jewish cultural influence. It's been getting worse ever since we lost WW2 and the Hart Cellar Act passed.
No shit it's like one person without taste or imagination decided on the color and style of all new cars and why I want an 80 muscle car if I get the cash since it's like revenge of the clones looking at parking lots now like they are the stormtroopers in star wars all the same like the people are all NPC's.
No shit it's like one person without taste or imagination decided on the color and style of all new cars and why I want an 80 muscle car if I get the cash since it's like revenge of the clones looking at parking lots now like they are the stormtroopers in star wars all the same like the people are all NPC's.
Holy shit it’s like sentences are stupid hard to use and crazy and stuff like holy shit where are sentences everyone’s an npc damn.
Holy shit it’s like sentences are stupid hard to use and crazy and stuff like holy shit where are sentences everyone’s an npc damn.
I had to order my last one in bright blue.
I had to order my last one in bright blue.
I think this is the same reason home interiors are all painted white or light beige. People are thinking about resale. Any bright color will turn off half of your buyers. A bland, muted color doesn’t turn most people off and is generally ignored.
The same goes for the initial car sale. Instead of keeping four of the same model on the lot to cover the major colors, you can keep units that have different sets of functional options.
On different note, I recall a study years ago that showed bright colored cars (mainly red) were more likely to get ticketed for speeding by the police. It’s probably worse now that you would be the only red for miles around.
I think this is the same reason home interiors are all painted white or light beige. People are thinking about resale. Any bright color will turn off half of your buyers. A bland, muted color doesn’t turn most people off and is generally ignored.
The same goes for the initial car sale. Instead of keeping four of the same model on the lot to cover the major colors, you can keep units that have different sets of functional options.
On different note, I recall a study years ago that showed bright colored cars (mainly red) were more likely to get ticketed for speeding by the police. It’s probably worse now that you would be the only red for miles around.
It seems like everything is pushing toward some neo-modern brutalism type of style nowadays. Same shit with computers. I had to source beige cases for new builds but everything on market is black, silver, or animefag coloring.
It seems like everything is pushing toward some neo-modern brutalism type of style nowadays. Same shit with computers. I had to source beige cases for new builds but everything on market is black, silver, or animefag coloring.
I have three vehicles all with a different purpose. One is bright red, one is a deep bright blue and one is bright green.
I have three vehicles all with a different purpose. One is bright red, one is a deep bright blue and one is bright green.
I was talking to a coworker about that this morning. Everything is black, white or siver. Anything else is considered premium paint and adds 500 to 800 or more to the price...
I was talking to a coworker about that this morning. Everything is black, white or siver. Anything else is considered premium paint and adds 500 to 800 or more to the price...
This is kinda dumb. There's all kinds of cars out there with different colors being produced.
This is kinda dumb. There's all kinds of cars out there with different colors being produced.
There are, but as I look out on the parking lot here - the majority of them are black, white, and gray.
There are, but as I look out on the parking lot here - the majority of them are black, white, and gray.
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