Cars today are available in a wide range of colors – however we all know that famous line from Henry Ford who was often quoted as saying “Any customer can have a car painted any color that he wants so long as it is black.” History has it that black paint dried faster than any other paint at that time.
In today’s society, cars are available in every color imaginable. Some people say the color of the car represents the personality of the owner; and the history of the red car being ticketed by police more often than any other car is still a common assumption.
For seven years in a row, silver has been the most popular color; this was apparently seen as a high-tech color and an easier car to sell on the pre-owned lot. Last year, car buyers were more apt to purchase a white car. According to statistics from 2007, 19% of new car buyers purchased a white car; and 22% of luxury automobiles were also purchased in white; 18% were silver, while 16% of the new car sales were black. Of course all these statistics are made available by the DuPont 2007 Global Automotive Color Popularity Report. Other cars that made the list were red at 13%; grey at 12%; blue at 12%; beige/brown at 5%; yellow/gold at 3%; and green at 2%.
And now, the most expensive car…

The Veyron by Bugatti; at around $1.25 million, it is the most expensive car ever made. The Bugatti Veyron 16.4 hits 60 mph in 2.5 secs., does the quarter-mile in 10.5 secs. and reaches its top speed of 252 mph in just 55 secs. After a long absence from the market Bugatti, along with a little help from its parent company Volkswagen has reclaimed its title as the ultimate performance car and holds the title as the world’s most expensive car in production
And to keep them shiny…
What kind of wax do you use on your antique automobile? If you’re the sort of person who only uses the best of anything on your jewel, then the answer is clear, the most expensive car wax in the world is what you should be using. Swizöl International, a Switzerland-based company that specializes in handmade car care products. Their cheapest wax, “Onyx,” is priced at $95. Their most expensive standard wax, “Mystery,” can be purchased for $555. However, these prices do not include the $40 pretreatment required before applying these waxes. Their waxes are so costly because, unlike other brands,they are produced with 30% to 60% carnauba. This allows Swizöls waxes to achieve a high level of hardness and transparency; and the waxes are infused with essential oils to make your car smell as good as it looks Carnuba is a wax that is derived from the leaves of the carnuba palm. This plant is native to and is only grown in a couple of Northearstern Brazilian states. It is known as the queen of waxes, and can usually be found in form of hard yellow-brown flakes. 

Swizöl's elite wax costs about $2,800. Each year, only few car buffs can get their hands on this most expensive car wax. Swizöl’s “Divine” wax is specially formulated for the car based on the color and the paint combination and brand used. It’s so exclusive that it even comes with a hand-engraved plaque bearing the owner’s name and a serial number, and oh yes, let’s not forget, the certificate of authenticity.


