@Pepstar Actually, it has more to do with what the public will buy, the cost and durability of the pigments. There are a ton of very colorful car paints including color changing ones. Most folks want black, white and silver (white and silver cars also stay cooler). A few more daring folks want red. One reason that folks favor them is that traditional colors increase a car's resale value. I once got a used purple minivan for $1000 less cuz it was purple. :D
@TrueBloodNet I don't know about it increasing resale values. All the blue cars we wanted here sold before we had a chance to get them. We have our names at dealerships now, in case anything comes in. We lost out on 3 cars in the last 3 days. And that's only blue. I would LOVE a purple car, LOL
@PurpleDragon @TrueBloodNet Closest I came was my 2003 PT Cruiser in Cranberry. We still it, 20 years later. It just rolled over 100K miles and is still going but my wife really wants a blue car.
@Pepstar @PurpleDragon Hope you find what you want! :)