What color does Junwei buy? I think pure white. Please give your opinion

Pure white or dazzling gray.

One thing to note about pure white: it is best to use 2.4 flagship version or 2.0t. Because the original xenon lamps have blackened edges, they are very conspicuous and beautiful when matched with the white car body. Even if you modify them in the future, you don’t have to spend an extra penny on the shape of the lamps. If the xenon lamps are not standard, it will be difficult to change the original xenon lamps. The built-in halogen headlights are in poor shape and will look terrible when paired with the white body.

White is a harmonious color that makes beauty look ugly, and makes beauty look ugly. If the white Regal is not modified, it will look very cool at first glance, and not bad at second glance. The more you look at it, the more ordinary it becomes. After a long time, it doesn't feel very high-end.

Junwei’s dazzling gray is also quite good. The dazzling gray is basically a very deep dark greenish gray, which will appear dark green in the sun and black at night. It can be both stylish and business-friendly. If the dazzling gray is equipped with original xenon lamps, the blackened edges will not be clearly separated from the car body, and the headlights will appear to be too small. This can be changed to far-near bi-xenon or something later.

Another point is that white is not a metallic paint, and it will have disadvantages in terms of gloss and later maintenance. However, there are so many white cars, so soft paint can be considered a feature for the time being.

Regal also comes in silver, red, champagne, and blue.

Red was a bad product when it was first launched, but later it turned out that it was unsightly, and now fewer people are buying it.

The champagne color is a joke. Buick got the color spectrum wrong. It is almost called watered coffee color, which insults the champagne color.

There are very few silver Regal cars. The reason is simple. Silver cars are on the street, especially the silver Excelle. There are many, and they don’t look good.

There are very few blues, only with a T, and Buick’s grasp of colors has always been poor. The blue tone is more stylish than fashionable.