Best s2k color
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I love a clean black car 
. Since my S2000 is always garaged, it still surprises me each time I see it. I think every car I own from now on will be black. A well-polished black car still draws a lot of attention, but a different kind of attention compared to a flashier red car.
A close second would be GPW for me, but it does not have the same effect as black when it's polished. It does hide dust and water spots a lot better, though.
. Since my S2000 is always garaged, it still surprises me each time I see it. I think every car I own from now on will be black. A well-polished black car still draws a lot of attention, but a different kind of attention compared to a flashier red car.A close second would be GPW for me, but it does not have the same effect as black when it's polished. It does hide dust and water spots a lot better, though.
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From: NoVA
I think silverstone/chicane is the nicest -- it's my 5th S2000 and each has been that color (I wonder if this is a record)
Chicane and Silverstone are the colors that Honda used in most of their marketing material too.
I like the white the least I think (although many do like it)
Chicane and Silverstone are the colors that Honda used in most of their marketing material too.
I like the white the least I think (although many do like it)
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I love my Rio more and more each time I drive it. It looks clean even when it's dirty, makes the S look even more racy/sporty than it already is, and you hardly ever see another on the road (I'd love to know how many were produced). Not to mention it's the color of my alma mater, I'm actually starting to like the attention/looks it gets, and it highlights the curves of the car really well.
I also really liked the Laguna when I was looking at them. If Moonrock was offered in the US, it would be high on my list too.
I also really liked the Laguna when I was looking at them. If Moonrock was offered in the US, it would be high on my list too.
I think 10,000 a year, not sure how many yellow per year.
