Which Colors show dirt least?

[The Cthulhu]

Originally Posted by Qunadry

Do not be lazy, wash your car. They all get dirty and as someone else stated, the wheels get dirty before the paint. A consequence of good brakes. I may be nuts, but one of the joys of owing my car is washing it and detailing it.

That's the truth... I had my wheels off every other night on my Exige; I ended up putting a really thin layer of vaseline on some of the pain-in-the-ass places, like inside the double spokes. It didn't really work very well, but it seemed like a good idea at the time.

I think I'm gonna be the same way with my 135i, you gotta have a hobby

[Rawhide]

I have silver and I agree with the above comments - I end up being prompted to wash it due to brake dust buildup more than anything.

Oh, and I just put 6 coats of Zaino on my silver and ... oh my!

[Excitmnt94]

on a side note...a friend of mine has a yellow Mazda 3 and pollen season...is NO ROBLEM AT ALL!

[Ibedon]

Originally Posted by Verker

Cashmere Silver will show the least dirt. We own a Mercedes in a very similar color, which i drive to work daily. Gets a wash every 2 or 3 months. It sure isnt clean inbetween, but it hardly shows. Unfortunately, most ppl dont rate cashmere an attractive (cause non sportive) color. It shines lovely in rising / setting sunlight, though.

Amen.

[SlickShift]

TiAg. It doesn't show the dirt at all. The only way your can really tell the car is dirty is by looking at the brake dust on the wheels.