Does the S2000 really draw that much attention ?
Girls have dirty minds. The safest color is Berlina driven on highways at night. Speed could be your friend.
Why risk the chance of being gang raped by an SUV full of horney college girls just looking for trouble.
Plan your trips carefully and avoid the heavly traveled roads in daylight.
Better safe than sorry.
Why risk the chance of being gang raped by an SUV full of horney college girls just looking for trouble.
Plan your trips carefully and avoid the heavly traveled roads in daylight.
Better safe than sorry.
Originally Posted by A51_AP1,Dec 2 2007, 05:43 PM
a S2K with a hardtop always grabs attention 

Originally Posted by rnye,Dec 3 2007, 07:56 AM
Color really changes people's perception of the car. Yellow works on the S2000, but its still too loud for most. Silver/White/Black are all very classy and give the S2000 an upscale look.
Its all about perception. Buy what makes you happy and the color you like.
Its all about perception. Buy what makes you happy and the color you like.
Yellow is a loud, attention grabbing color. Silverstone is an "understated" color, yet is still visually interesting in different lighting conditions.
Personally, I don't care for the shade of Rio yellow (preferred Spa, but that is still below Ferrari's Fly yellow...) but it's your car, buy what you like.
This is an interesting question. It's funny, because, when I see another S2K on the road, I immediately start breaking down the parts and the mods that are on the car. WHen the car is stock, it doesn't interest me as much. I get compliments all the time and it's fair share of glances, looks, gawks, etc, especially after I got the wheels and if I'm washed up. The hardtop adds a different look to the car.
Originally Posted by Rightguard24,Dec 2 2007, 02:12 PM
I'm not an attention whore and I used to actually try not draw any attention to myself, but now I couldn't careless either way.
Be sure you see both colors "in the flesh" before you decide, though. Don't base your decision on pictures or color chips in the Honda sales literature.
Originally Posted by tof,Dec 3 2007, 02:37 PM
So why do you ask. Get the color YOU like best. You'll be glad you did.
Be sure you see both colors "in the flesh" before you decide, though. Don't base your decision on pictures or color chips in the Honda sales literature.
Be sure you see both colors "in the flesh" before you decide, though. Don't base your decision on pictures or color chips in the Honda sales literature.




