@countessalmirena wrote:
I note that the car is white.
I'm more than happy to think about a non-fossil-fuel-powered car..... in red. (Or luscious dark blue like the colour of a blueberry.)
Earlier this year I was buying a small car (not easy to do either as stock is low) and had the option of a beautiful darkest blue, sort of glittery. It looked almost black till you looked properly.
But I passed on it and bought a red because the safest colours on the road (according to a report I read) are colours such as yellow, white and after that, red.
The greys, charcoals and blacks that are all the rage are the unsafest because in low light or wet conditions they don't contrast well with the road so are much harder to see.
We tried to get white actually but none available so paid extra to have red as that was only a 2 week wait.
You'd think car sales would be down a bit in lockdown but my sister works in mercedes and said they can't keep up, people are ordering online and even foregoing some of the extras that normally go with some models in the rush. They have a massive stack of order forms.
How the other half live!😁
