Red or White?

Headache in every bottle.

 

This a matter of geography.... Having a dark colored vehicle in the Florida sun is brutal. You can not put your hand on the vehicle's hood you will literally get burned.
I have had both my black TRD ORP and my white one in FL.... no contest the white's paint never feels hot .. while I could actually fry and egg on the hood of the black one. My silver 4R also does very well in FL and is typically only slightly warm to the touch.

 

^ this too, played a part in my decision to get white.

 

Had an Alpine White 2017 Tacoma - looked sharp.

However - realize that Toyota's white is single-stage paint. Yes, that's right, paint and clear coat are on 1 layer. Do with that knowledge what you will.

Red just seems like a swirl magnet. White or silver will look the best long-term.

Whatever you do - do not get black, just don't do it.

 

When it comes to cars I have my own opinion on colors. White, black, silver, gray are not colors. They are a lack of color. Yellow is only good for cabs and baywatch. I also do not care for the lunar or green the pro comes in. I only really like the metallic red and blue model colors. I bought blue for my sr5. I would have bought the red but didn't want to wait.

 

Don't get Nautical Blue. I have one and its a bigger pain in the ass than black. Man oh man does it get a ton of compliments though. Even a 15 year old girl at Chik Fil A was amazed by the color. Get white, but man white is really boring unless you have everything blacked out.

 

I think these look great in both of those colors, but I think the white is a little boring. So that said, I would go with the red, even though you'll have to put a little bit more effort into keeping it clean, since the red has a really nice shine when clean. It also looks great with bronze or black wheels.

 

Like someone posted earlier, I'm a little biased since I own a Barcelona red 2019 ORP, but I say get the red one!

 

Yep, white is boring.

I like the blackout on darker colors but prefer the chrome on white.

 

LOL!!

 

Actually, the color perceived is the reflected color. White and black are the absence/presence of ALL colors. Red is the presence of all colors except red, which is reflected.

Trivia question from a graduate class in genetic: There are only TWO colors of Labradors. What are they?

Black and chocolate. Labs also have an "on-off" color switch. It it is "off", you have a yellow lab.

 

Red, no question.

 

Black...

 

What he said... ^^^