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Do black cars have higher fuel consumption?

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Black cars may contribute to higher fuel consumption due to increased reliance on air conditioning during hot weather. The color black can absorb more heat, potentially making the interior temperature hotter and leading to greater energy use for cooling. A study or research specifically addressing this aspect was not detailed in the source. The topic of car color and fuel efficiency appears to be raised in relation to vehicle aesthetics and summer driving conditions.

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Black cars may contribute to higher fuel consumption due to increased reliance on air conditioning during hot weather. The color black can absorb more heat, potentially making the interior temperature hotter and leading to greater energy use for cooling. A study or research specifically addressing this aspect was not detailed in the source. The topic of car color and fuel efficiency appears to be raised in relation to vehicle aesthetics and summer driving conditions.

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