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Before calling it superstition ❌, sometimes it’s worth asking — what problem was this belief trying to solve? This is why our elders avoided black cars in olden days: 1️⃣ Night visibility issue 🌙 Earlier, roads didn’t have proper street lights. Black vehicles were harder to notice at night, especially on highways or village roads which could increase accident risk. 2️⃣ Indian heat is no joke 🥵 Black colour absorbs more heat. In peak summer, black cars heat up faster and AC also has to work harder. In old cars (with weaker AC), this was a big problem. 3️⃣ Maintenance struggle 👨🏻‍🔧 Black cars show dust, scratches and water spots very easily. In dusty Indian conditions, cars used to look dirty very fast. 4️⃣ Resale + practicality thinking 💰 Earlier, people preferred “safe colours” like white or silver because they stayed cooler and looked cleaner for longer. With time these practical habits slowly turned into traditions… and then into beliefs. 😌 Ironically, Black cars are considered to be luxurious and powerful by politicians and celebrities while some middle class families still avoid it. #blackcars #newcarday #indianthings #reelsi̇ndia #superstitions

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This post was published on 07th February, 2026 by Aisha on her Instagram handle "@girlfromthecoast_ (Aisha Agarwal)". Aisha has total 14.0K followers on Instagram and has a total of 1.2K post.This post has received 100 Likes which are lower than the average likes that Aisha gets. Aisha receives an average engagement rate of 0.8% per post on Instagram. This post has received 4 comments which are lower than the average comments that Aisha gets. Overall the engagement rate for this post was lower than the average for the profile. #reelsi #superstitions #indianthings #newcarday #blackcars has been used frequently in this Post.