Why do red cars fade quicker?

Question

Also if it fades to pink do you tell your insurer you car is pink or red?

Answer 1

Because of the reaction of the red pigment in the paint. Red is one of the most sensitives to sun.
Note: As in SCUBA diving, red is the firts color to disappear as your go descend/deeper.

Answer 2

Because red is such a spicif color. When red fades you get pink. When blue fades you still have blue. You can tell your insurer that the car is red. A good buff and wax and the car will be red again.

Answer 3

Ah you might not need to panic there, soldier.

Red finish on a car dulls quicker as it does react to UV light , but fera not, the dullness is called 'Bloom'

if you take a strong car body polish to it, it'll come in show room condition. Try it, you'll thank me! In fact just vote for me and give me the 10 points :D

Answer 4

Congratulations on getting your first vehicle! I labored at a Honda save for some years and the individuals who knew that kind of element continuously reported that silvers and reds have been the worst to vanish and oxidize. better of success ... and force accurately!

Answer 5

Red paint is very photoreactive. It reacts to UV light

Answer 6

Because they are usually owned by social inadequates.

Answer 7

because people don't wax their cars enough.