Pearl White or Andes Grey? I'm conflicted.

I bought a grey one, and now I'm kind of regretting not going for white, as grey gets dirty easily. I chose grey because white is too common, and grey has this indescribable appeal to me, so I went with it. White also looks nice, especially with some modifications or stickers; it looks even better. White appears larger, while grey feels more high-end. I've heard people say white can turn yellow over time, but I've never heard of grey changing color. Ultimately, the choice of color depends on your personal preference.

Veteran car owners recommend gray and silver. 😁😁 Even though we didn't spend much, looking cool is still a must! ✌️✌️

If you buy white, you'll need to wash it often. If you go for grey, you can be a bit lazier! It's up to you!

This model looks best in Silver Gray. I'm kind of regretting buying the white one. [I want to be alone][I want to be alone]

White is for those who love washing their cars, otherwise go for Andes Grey.

As a newbie without experience, let me explain why I chose gray. From observing cars on the roadside, I know the advantages of white cars are well-known, but I'll mention what I don't like. The grille doesn't coordinate well with gray, and the white around the recessed taillights is more jarring. For white cars, like under the side mirrors, rain can leave black streaks on the body. White isn't particularly cool or bad; it leans towards neutrality. Gray has a cooler texture, though it is often said to show dirt more easily and isn't as heat-resistant as white. It also has lower visual safety. However, after washing, it looks much cooler than white—shiny and eye-catching. White cars don't have that emotional appeal. Also, the claim that white cars are dirt-resistant means that dust and grime aren't as noticeable, but on closer inspection, you'll still see it. It just makes the car seem less white, so it still needs washing.

I personally like white [grin]

White looks good, while gray is dirt-resistant.