New cars you can buy in 2023 with unique colours
Keen to standout from the crowd of white and silver cars on the roads with something a little more unique? These models are offering buyers in 2023 something brighter.It shouldn't come as a surprise that white is the most popular colour choice globally for cars with 35 per cent of new-car buyers opting for the 'safe' colour in both solid and pearl finishes.
Is it because white usually doesn't cost extra or that it is so simple that it doesn't polarise used car buyers and broadens your buyer market? Perhaps its because people feel more safe and seen on the roads.
Whatever the reason, white cars will always be an option. But if you're keen to add a pop of colour to your driveway, don't really care about potential resale pricing and want to show a bit of personality, many car brands are offering up bright and unique colour options to tempt you.
Here are just a few you can buy brand new today, with many used ones awaiting you now here on carsales too.
GWM Haval Jolion
In Vivid Green - $495 extra.
Find your own colourful GWM Haval Jolion here on carsales
Mazda CX-5
In Zircon Sand - $795 extra.
Find your own colourful Mazda CX-5 here on carsales
Hyundai Kona N-Line
In Neoteric Yellow - $0 cost option.
Find your own colourful Hyundai Kona N-Line here on carsales
Toyota Yaris in Cherry Blossom
In Cherry Blossom - $600 extra.
Find your own colourful Toyota Yaris here on carsales
Volkswagen Polo
In Vibrant Violet Metallic - $600 extra.
Find your own colourful Volkswagen Polo here on carsales
Skoda Karoq
In Pheonix Orange Metallic - $1100 extra.
Find your own colourful Skoda Karoq here on carsales
Chery Omoda 5
In Titan Green - $0 cost option.
Find your own colourful Chery Omoda 5 here on carsales
BMW X4 M
In M Sao Paulo Yellow - $0 cost option.
Find your own colourful BMW X4 M here on carsales
Renault Arkana
In Valencia Orange - $750 extra.
Find your own colourful Renault Arkana here on carsales
Fiat 500e
In Rose Gold - $700 extra.
Find your own colourful Fiat 500e here on carsales
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