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Originally Posted by Another Don
Besides, Dad always told me not to buy a used car because of its color. He told me to check out everything about the prospective purchase...mechanical, body, history, etc...and then if I still liked it to stand back about 20 feet, look at it, and ask myself if I could live with the color. So, my Targa is Seal Gray.
But, I still prefer yellow. 
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Our dads must know each other. I got the same lecture 30 years ago when I was looking at a green celica gt lift. He concluded that i wouldnt be able to look at the green car, and made me pass on it. I think he was right, i liked the biege one i got much better.
As for the OP, yes it is worth less, as is a brown car. I know this for a fact. When I told my wife i wanted to buy a used M3 she said "go for it, but what color is it?" when i told her yellow she asked if i was getting a screaming good deal because of the color, and if not a screaming good deal I should pass on the car and find one in a good color.
so i guess yellow may be worth less to a happly married man living by the creedo "she who must be obeyed is always obeyed"
On the way home from the purchase I dropped it off at the body shop so they could polish the paint a little more so it would look its best when we got home. she prefers to be seen in the blue astra over the yellow m3. my 6 year old loves the yellow.
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Past Porsches:
Velvet Red 89 951 (51k mi, sold 6/09) UberRareRed 90 S2 (73K mi, sold 11/08)UberRareStolenRed 89 S2 (73K mi stolen 9/03), RareRed 88 951(Now The Duck's) StoneGray 89 S2) (Now my brother's), Linen 89 NA