USA: Silver reaches three-year popularity peak in 2002, paint supplier says
Author: just-auto.com editorial team | 18 December 2002
Silver reached a new three-year peak in popularity throughout the world in 2002, driven by consumers' correlation of the colour with high tech equipment, precision and performance, according to the 50th anniversary edition of the DuPont Automotive Colour Popularity Report, which predicts future vehicle colour trends.
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