What we are experiencing today is a period of particular and feverish excitement about change, transformation, if not exactly revolution. Everywhere, anyway.
It can be said with a certain reasonable conviction that, regardless of the sector in which one ‘looks’, change is now a constant for all of us.
A continuous process of evolution, of improvement, of ‘raising the bar’ which is mostly the direct son of an enormous new wave oftechnology and structural revolutionbut not only.
Let’s take the car sector: you can’t help but notice that in the last few yearsperhaps not even a decade to be honest, the change of step was huge and all round.
Super advanced technological devices, appliances and highly efficient devices that allow us to drive better, safer, and also have a greater comfortenjoying ourselves better the passenger compartment.
Cars and modernity, what also changes on an aesthetic level
Upon closer inspection, however, cars are perhaps – and in the general concept a bit the whole sector engines – a true emblem of continuous change and transformation, thinking for example of the structure of the vehicles, the engines, and the rules to be respected. However, one must not think that i changes, even if revolutionarywe are always and only devoted to the laudable and necessary function of protection and performance improvement: in particular, for example, to be change they are also the aesthetic predilections, the tastes, even the lines and fashion trends, if we want to define them that way, of what cars were before and what they are now.
It is said that theeye always wants its part, and it is true, in every thing and area of life: and in particular, if we talk about cars, one of the aspects that immediately catches the eye is that chromatic.
Choice of colors, how tastes for cars have changed
Yes, chromatic: that is, the color of the cars. If you don’t believe it, just look around. Over the last twenty years, the color needs of motorists have changed a lot, and so on their tastes in car colors.
Compared to two decades ago, when there was a predilection for white, gray and black but the percentage was 60 percent, today we can see how this has risen to 80 percent but the order is reversed. Ten years ago black predominated, now white with 27 percent or more. But the shades of have grown a lot silver, blue and red.
