Japan is the world’s third largest car market (behind China and the U.S.).
People love their cars…
… and they especially love unique car colors.
Bright yellow is common.
It’s easy to find in the parking lot…
…and you can’t miss yellow on the streets.
This can’t be missed for many reasons.
Color imagination is limitless.
Pink? Why not?
It works for any brand…
… even Porsche.
But pink is not just limited to cars…
Heavy trucks come in a colorful variety…
…all kinds of trucks.
There is no reason for drab grey…
… bright blue livens the roadways.
Even cement mixers span the color spectrum.
Look at all these choices.
I wonder who was the first to expand the palette.
Grey does not exist.
Who would have guessed so much variety was available?
… even multi-colored.
From massive – to MINI.
Classic MINI’s are often seen in Tokyo.
These cars are tiny…
… but the model range varies for those who want more space.
This is my favorite MINI photo… clearly a hard-core MINI fan with identical paint schemes for both the classic and modern MINI.
Toyotas come in a rainbow of colors.
Would you want to own a mauve car?
How about orange?
Orange is more common than you would think.
Orange is the new black.
Could this car name work in the U.S.?
Sports cars are using blue… Porsche in this example…
… BMW M…
… even Ferrari.
Perhaps Bentley selected this color to increase the sporty flair.
Oops! It doesn’t work for every model.
And finally, even cyclists like bright colors. Notice the pink rims, pink seat, pink handlebar grips and even a matching pink bike lock. Now that’s color coordination. Enjoy. ts
Ukrainian Tom 