I wouldn't worry about the old "Doom Blue" fella, whats important is what you like and to be honest whatever colour you choose the dealer buying you car will say it's the Wrong colour to knock the price when you try to part ex it ..

You like Blue as do thousands of others, I considered it bit then went for the a Frozen white as I've never owned a white car (mostly Black cars or Red but they don't do a Kuga in Red in the UK and i prefer solid colours not a fan of metallics ) but the Blazer blue was considered as its a solid colour too.. Enjoy your car when it arrives and when you sell it do it privately you'll then find loads of folks wanting a Blue one

Edited by: Eamonn

 

One local to me...looks almost black on the move.

Not a bad colour. Wouldn't say it would be hard to sell, I would in fact say white (being IMO a fashion colour) could be harder to shift in a few years.

 

Probably as there will be more choice of White.. Good job i'm planning on keeping this one for a long time but i think if you're buying a New car you should choose the colour you want with the options that you want, not choose options and colours for its resale value a few years down the line..

i have a mate who bought a new car 2 years ago and has only done 2k miles as he wants to keep the mileage low so it will sell when he wants to change, i cant see the theory in that !! someone else will get the benefit, I let the dealer choose the best colour for resale, had a few options which again the dealer said would help the car sell later, result he has a car that he's not happy with the colour has options he doesn't use all for someone else... I don't get it i buy what I like

 

Ahhhhhh your the person that bought the token blue one

keith