What is the difference between Opal Silver and regular silver?
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There is no noticeable difference to the naked eye. Introduction: Opal Silver is essentially a silver color with a slight mineral white tint, giving it a decent texture. Under sunlight, it may appear slightly light golden, and the color can vary slightly depending on the viewing angle. The color also differs between sunny and non-sunny conditions. Reference: For the C-HR model, which appears smaller, choosing a color that makes it look larger is advisable. As the saying goes, 'small cars look best in white, large cars in black, and mid-sized cars in Opal Silver.' I don't like white cars because they tend to yellow over time. Red is the most striking, but only when the car is clean—red doesn't hide dirt well and doesn't make the car look larger. Blue is too bold for my taste. Black makes the car look smaller. Over two years ago, when the C-HR was first launched abroad, the advertising used Opal Silver, which caught my attention. Silver makes the car look larger and hides dirt well. I once debated between silver and red and even changed my color choice during the ordering process, but in the end, I decided on Opal Silver.