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Why do Indians Choose White color Cars?

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It is quite interesting to know that despite offering various palettes of paint colors in the automobile industry, why do Indians stick to just white? I am sure you also might be wondering about this and finding the question of the same.

So, we are here to answer this question and let you know the fact. 

As per the surveys done by various organizations, over 40% of the cars on the road are white colored. Now after pondering, here are the reasons why Indians love white:

Cheaper than others

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Various automobile companies except for Honda charges less for white colors. Also, many times it is at the bottom of the price list. The simple reason behind this is that companies have to spend less when it comes to white. So, customers are after saving much and it is the best way to save it. 

Maintenance

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White is a very light color to choose among others. And one of the interesting facts is that the dents and some scratches can be concealed in light colors. As a consequence, the owners save money on frequent painting and maintenance. 

Dust-free

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You must have noticed a dark-colored car with dust sitting on it, even if it is a little one. So, here you can consider the white color car as one can not notice dust sitting on it, until and unless it is wrapped in the same. 

Science behind this

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You must have read in your school that black color absorbs more heat as compared to white. And this same theory works when we talk about cars. A darker shade of cars tends to absorb more heat as compared to white ones leading to a negative toll on cars. 

Resale value

 

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The reasons I have mentioned above lead Indians to buy white color for their cars. And it is also the reason why the resale value of a car is higher than others.

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