that study sound slike bs to me, silver, white, and black are the highest, those also happen to be the most common car colors, and the lowest on their chart was dark red, aka burghundy, which is personally my favorite car color but pretty rare

they also say that statistically women are better drivers well that might be true in through the 300 million US citizens but regionally women are worse drivers then men in my neck of the woods
and my point of saying that is because its hit or miss in florida maybe a blue car gets hit more because it blends into the ocean in denver its white cars cuz of snow in the new england region its green cuz of all the trees
its hit or miss some people are curesed some arent and i know im not cursed cuz i havent had a problem yet with my white cars.

The data takes into account production numbers. They looked at each color, how many were made that color, and what percentage were involved in accidents.

i do say, there is a curse <and it was brought about by a little toyota too :( >

my old white 92 burned to the ground... they are cursed... i have no idea why i bought another white SSE....:-\

*chants..there is no curse...there is no curse.... end chant*

*chants... my car survived the curse and it will not be affected anymore... my car survived the curse and it will not be affected anymore...end chant*

my white explorer :(

i saw a white 92+ body style one have an engine fire at a local repair shop, maybe the people at the factory that built them didnt like white so they cursed them with problems and accidents :lol:

There was a teacher at my school who drove a beautiful white, mint, 1989 SSE. It got stolen last fall...it was found in a river after winter! :cry: