Thanks man. See, Hellayella jeeps will sell.But seriously. That is one fine looking Jeep!
I would order one if I was ordering again. It’s grown on me. Same with Bikini.Thanks man. See, Hellayella jeeps will sell.
I haven’t seen the OP post anything. He should check out this data and rest easy.A quick google search shows that yellow has a high, if not the highest, resale value of any color. It takes longer to sell but gets a higher value. But I definitely the right thing to do is buy what you want and enjoy it.
https://www.policygenius.com/blog/which-car-colors-have-the-best-resale-value/#:~:text=Yellow cars hold their value,an analysis by iSeeCars.com.
https://www.moneytalksnews.com/5-colors-that-help-your-cars-resale-value-and-8-that-hurt/
5 car colors that help resale value
Yellow is one of five colors associated with below-average depreciation in the first three years of ownership:
Yellow as well as orange and green are uncommon car colors — collectively comprising only 1.2 percent of all three-year-old cars. Phong Ly, CEO of iSeeCars.com, notes this could contribute to demand and thus help cars of these three colors maintain their value.
- Yellow: 27 percent depreciation
- Orange: 30.6 percent
- Green: 30.9 percent
- White: 32.6 percent
- Red: 32.7 percent
Even popular body styles have below-average depreciation rates among yellow vehicles. For example, in the first three years of ownership:
8 car colors that hurt resale value
- Yellow SUVs depreciate by an average of only 25.8 percent — compared with 30.9 percent for all SUVs.
- Yellow pickup trucks depreciate by an average of only 10.8 percent — compared with 20.9 percent for all pickup trucks.
Gold is one of eight colors associated with above-average depreciation in the first three years of ownership:
- Gold: 37.1 percent depreciation
- Purple: 36.7 percent
- Beige: 36.6 percent
- Silver: 34 percent
- Black: 33.6 percent
- Gray: 33.5 percent
- Brown: 33.5 percent
- Blue: 33.5 percent
That really is a fine looking Jeep. Well done.Thanks man. See, Hellayella jeeps will sell.
I wouldn't buy just any car in orange, but couldn't be happier with my custom ordered Punk'n - that color is just spot on I still need to see the first Punk'n besides mineYellow as well as orange and green are uncommon car colors — collectively comprising only 1.2 percent of all three-year-old cars.
I was looking at Punkn, but it seemed more red than orange. I don't know why they didn't have the Nacho color out for that long. I don't think Nacho was even in their build configurator. After seeing HellaYella in person, I was sold. It's not that bright yellow as I thought it would be. It's got a little orangish tint to it. And people love it in person.I wouldn't buy just any car in orange, but couldn't be happier with my custom ordered Punk'n - that color is just spot on I still need to see the first Punk'n besides mine
Can I ask where you got the hood outline stripe?Whoever doesn’t want to buy this is a nut.
It's part of AEV's JL370 package. But you can get that done at any body shop that does vinyl wraps.Can I ask where you got the hood outline stripe?
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Not angry bro, just don't buy into the BS. Buy what you wan't it's not my moneyAll those here for the anger management class please proceed to room A.
GrossI did have an Inca Gold TJ and I loved that color.