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Beige cars for sale

If you are looking for a great deal on a beige car then you are in the right place, with a wide range of models at BuyaCar. Find your perfect beige-coloured car, buy or arrange finance online and have it delivered to your home for added convenience.

Which types of car suit beige paint?

Let’s be honest, here – beige cars aren’t the height of fashion. In fact, it hasn’t been a popular car colour for decades, but it can still look great if you choose wisely. 

We would give you taupe marks for choosing a beige SUV, where the earthy hue looks at home on the rugged bodywork. Similarly, it works well with van-based MPVs, such as the Citroen Berlingo, hinting at how mushroom there is inside.

Are there different types of beige paint?

Although beige paintwork was traditionally a solid colour, manufacturers nowadays tend to offer it with a shimmery metallic finish, where reflective flecks add depth and lustre. Friends and family will be fawning over how good your beige car choice looks.

Why should I buy a beige car?

Beige is a subtle colour, so it can be ideal if you don’t like to draw too much attention to yourself. It’s a shade often associated with calmness and comfort, which may be a character trait you wish to convey to other drivers for their reassurance. 

Beige is also great for hiding dirt that accumulates on a car, but that’s no excuse not to buff it up regularly.

Are there any disadvantages to owning a beige car?

Due to its subtle, almost camouflage-like qualities, beige cars can look a bit drab in the UK. Spot a cappuccino-coloured Fiat 500 basking in the sunshine in a Mediterranean fishing village and it looks ace, but on a wet Wednesday in Wigan it has all the appeal of a vending machine coffee served in a polystyrene cup. 

Although taste is a very personal interpretation, beige paint is generally accepted as not being a great choice for sleek coupes and sporty convertibles, which is why they are few and far between.

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