Are green cars cursed?

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I don't remember where I heard it first. But someone told me that they were and to notice how many green cars were not on the street. Mind you, we are talking the late 1960s or early 1970s. However, when I was growing up my parents had a green Studebaker. They replaced their red, convertible Studebaker before my brother was born (1951) and I know we had it into the mid-1960s. In the same time I think we had 2 or so other cars. It wasn't the prettiest car, but it beat the heck out of the station wagon. I don't remember the type, I do remember we went to Disneyland in it for Christmas. (Santa came early just special for us.) I often think about that Studebaker. I remember it fondly. The only potentially bad happened in the car was when Mom put it into neutral after backing just over the edge of the carport and ran inside. It started rolling. My brother was trying to reach the gear shift on the steering wheel and I just went over the front seat and hit the brake. The agility of children. Of course there wasn't a seat belt! What were those? This had to have been before we moved into the house with the garage in 1963. So, the question is (and I did check on Stopes) do you think green cars are cursed? The reason for this discussion was I saw a YouTube short where this guy cleaned this long parked car that was green. Not my favorite kind of car or anything, but it was lovely.