Re: Did Packard sell many colored cars between the waRS?

Posted by Owen_Dyneto On 2013/6/11 22:18:07

I'm not aware of any statistics but it's often said that, once a large variety of pigments became available, colors followed the economics of the era; that is, during the depression and the recession later again in 1938, colors tended to be darker and more somber. Conversely times of economic prosperity resulted in more brighter colors. Also of course the more formal body styles tended to be darker and sporty models brighter.

With all the cars in the registry here, why don't you do a little research and produce some statistics? I'm sure many would find it interesting.