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this post was submitted on 27 Aug 2023
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It could be many things, but I'd guess it's just someone who thinks it's cool to have matte black everything. I had a neighbor (who was a cop) who really liked matte black vehicles. It's not like it's illegal or anything. (Although, being a cop, he very well may have been a drug dealer also, so who knows?)
And isn't there some special paint that is the most light absorbing black possible?
I kind of imagine some Dale Gribble type driving it...
Vanta Black.