Women prefer color over engine when buying cars says dealers
Jim Reynolds and Clyde Walling discuss how women choose cars by color to match hair and style rather than focusing on the engine or performance. A Ford dealer notes women favor interiors and gadgets while color drives their choice, a Truitt Buick manager adds.
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Colorful tastes drive car colors predicted by Ford and Chevrolet
Plains Chevrolet's Buck Carter disputes hair color driven car choices arguing clothes matter more and noting different tastes by gender and groups. Ford plans all woman designers and a 1949 color wheel while Chevrolet adds ten colors this year. Corn notes yield comparison to wheat.
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