a tiny jar of touch-up car paint, or worse, one of those "one-color-fits-all" solutions, but it's nowhere near a proper match. You're in a big, fat gap that lies in the space between your car's ...

If you’re packing, say, a $500 carbon fiber camp chair, why wouldn’t you want your car to match? It’s not solely about projecting a sense of adventure. Boulder Gray paint, for example ...

Also, consider manufacturing. In 1968 somebody with a paint gun painted your car, and it was relatively easy to change out from one color to another. Today’s paint lines require massive ...

So, if the car scene needs a new trend, for all the OEMs and YouTubers to replicate, what should it be? My answer is a nostalgic one: A return to the days of color-shifting paint. Think back to ...