Are black cars really harder to keep clean?

I dont't see why Chrysler 300's and Cutlass Supremes would be any harder to clean than white cars.

The rims are trickier, yes.

Yeah, but that's one of the stupidest reasons not to get the car you want.

They wash them more than most other groups of people

You don't notice just how dirty a white car is until you wash it. It is easier to see when a darker colored vehicle is dirty..

its not "just" black but any dark color, the darker it is the more dust and dirt stands out on it.

likewise a lighter color car doesn't show dust and dirt as much, even white doesn't show dirt much, in fact until you rub a "clean spot" to see the difference it can be filthy as hell and not really show it much.

contrast that with black or dark blue and it constantly looks dirty unless you keep in in a closed garage and wash it 4 times a week. if you don't plan to do that, of pay someone to do it for you, it will forever look like you never wash it even if you washed it 2 days ago

Stay away from black vehicles. They show everything and swirl marks. If you want a dark vehicle, buy a dark green or dark blue. It will show dirt, but not as bad as black.

White is the way to go. Looks clean even when dirty

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I dont't see why Chrysler 300's and Cutlass Supremes would be any harder to clean than white cars.

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not really since jheri curls went out of style

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I've been entertaining the thought of a new black truck.

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Don't. I've had a black one and a dark blue one. Shows dirt really bad and in the summer time you'll swear the thing never cools off after being in the sun.