Data Protection prevents them from telling you which cars they have sold and to whom. So it's a matter of keeping your eyes open. New cars invariably look different once they appear on the street and some suit some colours a lot better than others. Even when we road test cars in a variety of colours on a launch, they look different when they appear on UK streets. That said, white and red are generally safer than other colours, especially metallics that can look completely wrong on some cars. Bossa Nova white was always the safest (and cheapest) colour for an ordinary 500 until Volare blue came along.