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Some shades can cause a vehicle’s value to plunge by more than $11,000 in just three years. Desizned / Shutterstock.com
Everybody knows that cars lose a lot of their value in their first few years on the road. But in some cases, the color of a vehicle can make this unhappy reality much worse. In fact, some colors lead to huge dollar losses in a mere three years, according to recent research from iSeeCars. The average vehicle loses 22.5% of its value after three years on the road, iSeeCars found.
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