Window color RaL 9005 and garage

Hello dear ones. Does anyone of you have black, matte windows on the outside and can report to me? We would like to have dark windows and matte; this RAL 7016 personally has too much of a blue tint for me, so we want to try something different. We would also like to have the garage door in this color (from Hörmann), now the advisor said that this color is rarely sold and that made us uncertain. The garage door in black is not available in matte, only glossy, so will that fit? I would be very grateful for experiences.

So I know someone who has the windows in a brown tone and his garage door in the same brown. Looks good. For black, I would need a computer simulation to be able to imagine it. Of course, they very rarely sell the color. Out of 100 garage doors here, 49 are white, 50 anthracite, and one brown. Our windows are colorful, by the way, because we don't share this anthracite hype. Whether we will also make the garage door colorful, we don't know yet. Due to the size of our double garage, that would already be an extreme splash of color.... Otherwise, I know two houses in the village that had beautiful blue/red windows, but they were sold and now both houses are anthracite. Just like no car is colorful anymore. That is just the trend right now, but if you find something else beautiful, you don't have to do it like everyone else... That is for me the biggest advantage of building :)

Is the garage door directly exposed to the sun in summer (orientation south, west)? The darker the surface, the more it heats up due to the heat and the materials expand. What does the specialist advisor say about this?

Isn't it true that black, when it fades, also gets a bluish tint?

I would only do black with aluminum

We are also about to have all the windows, Venetian blinds, the front door, and a few other small things done in RAL 9005. Actually, this decision has been made for a long time, yet we still keep hesitating. We believe it will look very good, but somehow we keep getting unsettled, wondering why so few have it and whether it might perhaps become a problem from a thermal perspective!?

We have planned wood/aluminum windows, but RAL 9005 is really deep black; if you take a color fan, this black really stands out (you should definitely take one!). I am almost certain that with appropriate sunlight exposure, you could "fry" a fried egg on it; will a wood/aluminum window tolerate that over time? I’m not familiar with this, but what about the transition to the plaster? The expansion of the components and the heat itself will not be insignificant with black!?

I also ask myself the question of colorfastness in the long run. Will the black still really be black in 15 years? Personally, I do not like the omnipresent anthracite; I also repeatedly perceive it as bluish, and over time it seems to me that especially on aluminum it becomes bluer and uneven, cloudy. How will black behave here?

Could these be reasons why anthracite rather than black has become more widespread?