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@@BladedAngel SRight

I don't see the AGGRESSIVE matt black (;

lololol. Yeah I tried to just umbrella term it. So far, people who like unique colors like Mystichrome etc. Are smart enough to be like, "Oh that'd be blue purple, he said that was S okay". Since unique manufacturer color names are just names. At the end of the day, what your eyes see, that's what I'm ranking. Just casting a big net and letting viewers figure out whether their color matches the one I talked about.

Bro got a whole response from the actual guy and who made the video that’s cools that bladed responds as thoughtfully.

i know right@@somethingonyt3668

low risk driving fun similar to old school endurance car racing, where they'd try to minimize pit stops of replacing tires, brakes, oil etc: get max miles per gallon, max longveity of parts("sustainability"), minimum chemcial toxcity, then you speed downhills to speed up with less pushing power needed, which is unlike what it would be on uphills. you need more pushing power to push a heavier object into a speed, vs a lighter object. more speed means car is cutting through more thicker air, just as youll feel your hand does if you roll down window and put out your hand lfat surface in foward direction, over or under the side view mirror. car is moving against this resistance against movement that exponentially increases as speed increases. tires also roll with friction, which is another thing that pushes against cars movement . So dont go to fast, maybe stay under 90 mile per hour, especially if your driving a car that doesnt cut through air smoothly because it has a big frontal surface area etc. brake and steer steadily and minimally , less extreme change in movement direction is better for less tire wear, rbeak wear, etc. ⁠advice⁠ push for more power where ever is best in RPM leve l according to engine BFSC chart, because best RPM depends on not being too high RPM because friction reducing power that is used to actually move car, but then heavy weight of bigger engine to make power with less rpm is also bad for even miles per gallon alone, and you need the right temperature for clean and or effceint combustion. electric cars have similar deal with their motor and electronics. Some people may not priotizie all this sustainability chemical toxicity minimization, etc stuff, and choose to bias toward driving faster with these rules, but know when to not push the car too fast so you dont crash. know when the car is at its limit by doing the "moose test and get a good feel for what your car feels like before it looses grip as it makes a high pitch noise and moves in a direction the steering isnt pointing toward. or, you can simply not have the car move too quick to never get even near such a situation. when you realize the car is at its grip limit before loosing traction, you point the front wheels toward the direction the car was going before you lost traction, brake, then when car is not sliding and goes back to normal you turn like normal. this is called "anti fish tailing". you can see how when car starts to loose traciton by adding more speed at the same turn, every time you add a little speed. of course, adding weight in car will make car loose traction before much left or rightward movement. @@BladedAngel

WHERE IS SUNBURST ORANGE????

Soo like black (g) from runescape

Yeah, it gives like an Art Deco vibe.

Matte black with shiny gold accents can look increadible

YO THAT SHIIIII WENT HARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRD@@mengx94

A certain Roman bathhouse architect would agree

I want a purple Mustang New Edge

Mystichrome Purple still one of the best Mustang colors, really of all time.@@HirokaAkita

Just gonna say green pops the most on lotuses

can’t go wrong with teal

Truth! In every racing game I play I always go purple metallic. The only regret I have about the RX-8 I drive IRL is that it's snooze-tier silver. But it's getting browner every year, so maybe one of these days I'll splurge to have it sprayed a nice purple.

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Exactly I love just listening lol. It’s way more convenient when it’s like 15-30mins

you have to pay up if you want a car that isn't gray, white or black.

Dealers have them because they have great resell value. They might never sell a car due to it's color because obviously color preference is subjective. Also Bladed's argument of black and white being better than silver is ignorant in the regards to paint care. You dont want swirls and you dont want dirt showung up? Get metallic grey.

I mean, metallic grey is still gonna show dirt or mud if it's that color, and swirls will show on any car. Get white if you're okay with a little more washing than usual.

Okay, yeah on trucks, Utes, etc. It can look pretty classy. I always will like a little shine though. So to me Bronze is C or B, just a better brown basically. I just realized in the video I put Bronze in C, but I verbally say, "B" so rip editing error. But yeah Brown can get up there. D is just my "overall opinion" on it. Since most cars can't rock it :\

@@BladedAngel dark chocolate brown usually looks great and classy on older luxury cars like old Mercedes or Cadillacs or in some cases newer cars might work with a lighter brown, almost going beige, like Rolls Royces and Bentleys but not on Sports cars, on Sports cars they look garbage. I've seen some grocery getters here in Brazil with brown collors, they look....ok, i guess....tend to look like wannabe luxury cars. Most of them are "Nissan Kicks" models

I like root beer brown myself

Dark metallic brown looks fit on a truck.

@@jessicabecause3717 it is. I saw a F-1000 pickup truck in a Two Tone Brown paintjob. A dark Brown below and a brighter brown from the hood up to the roof

And yes, that was literal hell to Google. The search queary eventually became "specific wacky long car name -popular -common" and it was the second result after a barrage of images.

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I stand behind this statement

As a metallic blue camaro z28 owner as well I agree

I see, a fellow HoV follower, opinion approved. I own a silver-ish car, but I would definitely got for a green car, with orange as a secondary or tertiary interior color.

I was NOT expecting Honkai references in this video, holy fuck

​@@SK-XMBCBH It's a welcome surprise though. Hearing the Honkai Impact menu music in the background I was waiting for something about the game coming. Seeing the HoV Kiana pic made me shed a tear🥲

Also the bridge music

@@saadmasood6906 that's what I said

Maybe it was stolen and left there ? ;)

maybe that sandy beige would look good on a pickup truck, especially if it trying to be a sporty offroad type like the raptor or trx or the factory five pre runner kit

Light beige can be really nice on some sleeker cars. Anything with aggressive angles might not look as nice with it.

​@@charliemaybeMy friend has a ZR2 Colorado in that sand color and it looks great.

Beige looks classy as heck when you have two tones of beige. Like how a lot of 30s and 40s cars have a lighter beige body and darker beige fenders or roof, I just think it looks great. Kinda gives me chill coffee shop vibes but on a car.

Nah, most beige or off-white cars kinda look like unwashed white cars to me. A bit like you left it in a room with like 20 chainsmokers and... Nah man, it's not my thing. No hate to you, as long as you like it every color is perfect, but it's just not for me.

Wait? What issue? Did it prone to chip or something?

@@BladedAngel I'm pretty sure that's what it was.

@@BladedAngel just did some research, while we don't exactly know why Neptune Blue was discontinued, there are reports of cars with Neptune Blue 2.0 being ordered to dealerships. Personally, I'm glad they decided to reintroduce the color as an option!

yeah I loved the RX7 in Gran Turismo 2, I think straight up because it was the only red car in that game where the taillights were able to stand out cause of the black accents. HOWEVER, modern games now let us smoke/clear lights, which is sooooooo nice. I actually red so much more now when I change lights!!!

Red is great on sports car, but for some reason, whenever you see a red sports car now, your brain just goes: hey that's a Ferrari... For me personally, I don't think blue fits much on some coupes, but blue sedans, just wow.

On sport cars blue, red, dark green purple, on classy cars like s class brown, black, darkgreen (if its fast sporty car like aston martin), on normal cars black or blue. TBH all other colors are ugly, yellow is worst because very full yellow car looks shit it makes it look like cheap car that want to look fast even if it is a fast car same as light greens and orange.

American railways, expecially from about the 1940s until 1971, had great colors put into fantastic paint schemes. Even after passenger trains disappeared into Amtrak, freight companies kept going with some great paint work. With the mega-mergers of the last 30 years a lot of great liveries have disappeared, but occasionally a relic from that era can still be found

Nah this video was made to stop me from making more shorts on colors, I just wanted to get em all out the way instead of milk... Actually JK lol I might still make a short on Chrome Gold LOLOLOLOL

WOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOO! COLOURS!!!!🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣

That color looks amazing when it's metallic

@@noobonthetube agreed, I don't own a car but nfs no limits showed me how good the colour is

Bmw Isle of Man Green is amazing

I was waiting for this comment😂. I was like "Am i the only one listening Honkai Impact 3rd BGM?"

@@skybilly12345 Well someone had to notice stupid things like those right?

Caught in 4k