campaign. Today, in 2025, jungle-related imagery likely resonates better with focus groups, and the latest Sportage's Jungle Green color is part of the result.

The colors don’t need to be bright for color-matching to look good, either. Aston brought a DB12 Volante as a support vehicle that was in a slightly muddy shade of green called Titanium Grey ...

Green is gaining in popularity in recent months as a car color, according to Axalta studies. This is why Evergreen Sprint was chosen, though only 2 percent of new vehicles worldwide currently ...

Green: 26.3% three-year depreciation "Yellow cars hold their value the best" according to the study results. So if you're looking for a new vehicle, this may be a color to consider for value ...

Another potentially oddball choice of mine is the C7 Corvette in Lime Rock Green. It’s the color of a vintage British sports car, set to an American muscle soundtrack.

Yellow, orange, and green cars lose between $9,951 and $13,667 in value after three years. Gold, white, and black cars drop the most in value, losing over $15,000 after three years.

Yellow cars, for instance, lose just 24% of their value, or about $13,667 — making them the top performers in terms of retained value. Orange and green vehicles also fared well, depreciating 24. ...

After three years, green cars lost just 26.3 percent of their value. Orange ones lost even less at 24.4 percent, and yellow cars did the best, losing just 24 percent of their value.

WXIN/WTTV – When it comes to getting the most on your vehicle trade-in, there are a multitude of factors that come into play. And color is one of them, according to a new nationwide survey by… ...