i cant pick between the rescue green colour or the silver..any comments??

Asked by hockeycanada Feb 22, 2007 at 06:40 PM about the 2007 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sahara 4WD

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bovan answered 17 years ago

Hello hockeycanada-- Now that's a question that I always refuse to answer. Color is strictly in the eyes of the beholder. Do you like it? That is all that matters. From a practical point, dark colors will show scratches and dirt more easily than light colors. The rest is up to you. Was Wayne Gretzky better than Gordie Howe? Good luck from Bovan (hockeymassachusetts).

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tktanner answered 16 years ago

Unlike most vehicles a Jeep holds resale value no matter the color, get what you like.

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ImmortalityLTD answered 16 years ago

If you go with the silver, it will be less noticeable when you pick up some "pinstripes" on the trails.

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