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We all know that cars, trucks, whatever it is we choose to get around in provide us with a lot more than a simple means of transportation. In fact, for many people, their car is also their favorite hobby and for some it goes even further and is their passion. With this in mind, it is understandable why there are so many different vehicle options, accessories and individualization aspects associated with them. And with this in mind, it’s interesting to ponder the question of whether our cars are actually reflections of our own personalities, and if so, how do we interpret them? There are some fundamental aspects related to your maintenance and care of your vehicle that can be directly applied to your personality. In addition, there are specific make and model factors as well as color choices and accessory features that can all be representative of your personality.

Wheels are one of the features that are both functional and aesthetically oriented. Of course the quality of the wheel itself plays a vital role in your vehicle’s stability, efficiency and safety, while interestingly, the quality itself can play a role in its attractiveness to some people. Do wheels also play a role in representing one’s personality? Well, it can certainly be suggested that big, flamboyant or gregarious personalities might be drawn to shiny wheels that spin, or show a special flair. In addition, for more reserved personalities, the wheel and tire choice can be their secret expression of individuality. Perhaps service professionals at discount tires stores and other wheel accessory stations can be trained in making suggestions based on their costumer’s personality. Of course, many of these professionals will already insist that they do.

What about other, more visible and prominent features of your car, such as color choice? If and what does the color of your car suggest about your personality? Interestingly, drivers who prefer the color black tend to be more aggressive on the road while silver cars tend to attract the calm and color personalities. White cars typically attract responsible and pure drivers. They are usually not found in many accidents, while black cars are typically part of a lot of crashes. Red cars are typically favored by romantic individuals and those with high passionate tendencies. Finally, blue cars are usually found in the possession of loyal, serene people. They are responsible and respectful to other drivers. See what you think, the next time you’re in rush hour traffic try to compare the driving tendencies and cars of those around you.

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