By David G. Firestone
Landon Cassill #00 Dairi-o Chevy Camaro-The toned down elements look better, but I just don’t like the yellow used. In the end, it’s worth an A-
Austin Dillon #3 Dow/VORASURF Chevy Camaro-Not a bad look at all. I love the science designs on the side, and the color scheme is great. A
Aric Almirola #10 Smithfield Get Grilling America Ford Fusion-This scheme works well. The wood motif works, the meat looks good, and the car looks great. A
Clint Bowyer #14 IT Savvy Ford Fusion-New sponsor for 2018, orange top, green bottom, white stripe, circuit motif across whole car. A
Justin Marks #15 GoPro Motorsports Chevy Camaro-It’s an ugly, over designed mess, but it has a good color scheme, so I’ll give it a D.
Daniel Suarez #19 Comcast Business Toyota Camry-Same scheme as last year, same D- grade.
Erik Jones #20 Craftsman Toyota Camry-It’s a smooth look, with a great color scheme, and that always earns an A.
Alon Day #23 Best Bully Snacks Toyota Camry-It’s a great shade of blue, and I like the subtle blue stripes on the sides. It’s a great look. A
Chris Buescher #37 Cheerios Zero Hunger Zero Waste Chevy Camaro-This car needs more black. White and yellow isn’t the greatest color combination in existence, and the addition of black would work better. B+
Jimmie Johnson #48 Lowe’s Throwback Chevy Camaro-Same scheme as last 2002, same A grade.
Jimmie Johnson #48 Lowe’s Throwback Patriotic Chevy Camaro-Same scheme as last 2001, same A grade.
Gray Gaulding #52 Live Hotel and Casino Ford Fusion-The red doesn’t work as well with the Jacob Companies elements as the blue does. Still, it’s not a bad scheme, and I’ll give it a B+.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. #88 Nationwide Chevy Camaro-Get rid of the black and this would earn an A, but with the black, this earns a B+.
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