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Originally Posted by llis
I think gray is probably the easiest car to keep looking clean just because dirt tends to be gray anyway.
Of the dark colors, I think JZB car might show dirt the easiest. My friend has a JB Z and that's similar, but I think the metallic highlights in JZB might just make it the bigger challenge.
Dark colors also show swirls much easier. JZB, LMB, IB all can look like someone tool steel wool to them if anything but the utmost polishing care has been done.
My first BMW was alpine white. I loved it! However, AW shows dirt very easily, too -- perhaps more than any other color. Even just a basic rainy day can leave it appearing quite filthy whereas another color, even JZB, might not look anywhere near so dirty.
All that's to say: Get the color you love!
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Actually JZB is easier to maintain than Jet Black. The metallic paint helps to mask some of the dirt. There have been other threads on it from what I remember.
Either way its a black car and as soon as you wash it.. it's dirty again
I have to wash mine every weekend.. almost 3 hours if I'm doing it really fast.