Sounds like the ex-wife is the common denominator. Just don't ride with her anymore.My ex wife and I were rear ended 4 times in 3 different dark red vehicles. I’m never going with that color again
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Sounds like the ex-wife is the common denominator. Just don't ride with her anymore.My ex wife and I were rear ended 4 times in 3 different dark red vehicles. I’m never going with that color again
I had always heard it was Silver- but haven't followed that up for a long time.I read or heard(a LOOONG time ago)red vehicles are(were)in way more accidents than any other color. I don't know if that's true(I've been in 5 auto accidents, never owned a red vehicle, but was hit by 5(yes FIVE)teen-aged girls)when I was delivering mail. I definitely would not buy a red one(lol)!!!!
Change your order ASAP! Orders are about to start being finalized in the next week and some already have. If you have and like your white F-150 I'd probably go with another light color like Cactus Gray. A lot more fun of a color too and is pretty dynamicI have a 2012 f150 fx4 in white and really love the white on it but seeing more pics of the Maverick it white I might be regretting it and want something different I hope I can change my order, what color should I go with
hmmm, there may be something to this... I had a Red 1975 Chevy LUV truck and was in stop and go traffic leaving a stadium concert. Had just started to go again and some guy blew by me and then squeezed into the tiny space between me and the guy in front of me- with NO brake lights working. He jammed his brakes on because traffic stopped again and I was into the back of him before I could even react.I've had 2 red vehicles, one was totalled by a rear end in traffic, the other was backed into while i was stopped and caused 5k in damage on the front end. Love the color, won't do it again.
hmmm, there may be something to this... I had a Red 1975 Chevy LUV truck and was in stop and go traffic leaving a stadium concert. Had just started to go again and some guy blew by me and then squeezed into the tiny space between me and the guy in front of me- with NO brake lights working. He jammed his brakes on because traffic stopped again and I was into the back of him before I could even react.
Another time I had a Red 1987 Ford Ranger I bought new and was my 1st brand new vehicle. They sold them without rear bumpers (or radios) back then. Fortunately I had put a step bumper on there myself, but had been stopped at a Red traffic signal and just started to go as it turned green when this jerk flys up behind me and never even touched his brakes. There went my new bumper and started a string of whiplash injuries that still affect me to this day. Fortunately I really like Oxford White and chose that color for my Mav.
While is more noticeable,darker colors seem to blend in and people will cut you off.I'm positive uncertain what you meant to say here
TOTALLY AGREE. I had a Super Bee and a Yellow Special Edition Subaru XV Crosstrek, and I wrapped a white Subaru in Yellow. So I too vote for YELLOW.If they offered a good yellow, I would change my order immediately.
I have a hypothesis that this may due to the a large number of white vehicles being driven for a job that requires additional training.We ordered Oxford White for our Maverick. There is at least one article online saying white vehicles are 12 percent less likely to be in a crash. My son liked the color the best after seeing the pictures of the Maverick in white. I wanted black but he is paying for it so white it is.
I agree 100%. You can also add mods to customize the look and really personalize it so that it doesn’t just look like a work truck. When white is cleaned and shined up with dark mods it down right sexy. I have had bright colored vehicles, looking at them everyday gets old quickly.I ordered ours in Oxford white as well. While I do wish there were more pics available of it caught out in the wild IMO you just can't go wrong with a white truck. White hides dirt and grime like a mofo to so that's another plus.