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What is the best color car to not show dirt?
I am moving to Minnesota for grad school and I will need a car to get around. I want something reliable but also attractive. I know the winter and spring in MN will get muddy and sludgy. What is the best color car to not show dirt?
Bonnie Stinson · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Congrats on your upcoming move! The best color car to not show dirt is lighter-colored, like silver, light gray, light blue, or beige.
As a grad student, you probably won’t have a ton of time to clean your car. So if you are buying a new or used vehicle, silver or beige are the two best colors to help hide dust and grime until you can visit a car wash.
Avoid black, blue, and red cars, which reveal dirt more than lighter-colored vehicles.
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