What's the best color to not show dirt?

I dunno about that

 

White

 

Quicksand for the win! Notice that it’s the same color as the road.

 

What truck?

 

Exactly! Ding ding ding we have a winner! The most awesome color ever!

 

New wife!

 

99 accord - white
02 f150 - red
03 f150 - Black/silver
07 f150 - white
12 Jeep jk - black
13 Jetta TDI - white
14 Jeep jk - black
15 f150 - white
17 4runner - white
17 Taco - dirt color

White will stay clean for a few weeks as long as it doesn’t rain.
Black & red really sharp looking when clean but that only last 2-3 days then it’s biggest pain in the ass to keep clean.

Quicksand is the way to go, you can just ride and forget the dirt because you can’t see it lol (except the damn road salt)

 

I’ve had white & silver, white really shows the dirt when you start to wash. Other than that it’s a toss up. I’d say whatever is cheaper. I used the argument that I didn’t want black to get a 13 T4R LTD with 3rd seat in white for the same price as what they offered over the phone for a black LTD w/o 3rd row

 

Quicksand gets my vote on this for sure, next up is cement imo.

 

This.

 

Buy a Prius and stay away from that nasty stuff.

 

Silver, tan, white, in that order. Silver is best to hide small scratches and dings as well as dust and light dirt. Quicksand hides pollen the best. White hides swirls and small scratches really well, and unless covered in mud, looks cleaner longer too.

 

Nothing looks better than a white vehicle, but get dirty so fast

 

Here's what I'm talking about. This is my wife's magnetic grey 4Runner.

 

See, get that Iraqi Khaki and its like there's no dirt on there! It's the same color!

 

Silver is best/easiest colour to take care of. White doesn’t show much but if you live where it snows and they used salt you’ll notice small dings and surface/paint rust that will need to be buffed. Also rock chips stand out big time on white.

 

This, LOL, first response was my first thought as well.

 

It's definitely the closest color.

 

Get a new wife?

 

ive had white cars in the past and they hide dirt and scratches very well. 1 of them was a Toyota too. I would say white since it also is one of the better colors for resale value as well.