The 2003 model is also offered in Imola Orange in Europe! I am not considering it though.

 

You can get the four special colors at a higher price (around 2000 $/

 

Allow me to turn the tide. I love Imola Orange. The fact that Orange is rare on any car dismisses the concept of it being trendy. Second, that awful gold on the Acura CL is not even come close to Imola Orange. I have seen the NSX twice in Orange, once on a turn table and again on the road. At both points it looked stunning. Though it will never win the police covertness award it is a jaw dropping shade that accentuates every line on the car it covers.

 

Just because they don't even offer that color on the S2k here, does not mean the color is not trendy. I think if they did market it here, it would become trendy just like the funky purple and lime green/aquamarine they used to offer on the 90-93 Accords and 92-95 Civic's..

But if you like it, great.. still doesn't dismiss the color as being trendy.. least in the countries where it is offered...

 

I also like the color. On the NSX, it is stunning, and it is not the the Acura CL gold, which I don't care for. All four of the premium colors are cool, but the lime green is a bit much. I think my favorite is the red, though.
Just my 2 cents.
Mike

 

I happen to like the color and I like the lime green too. I wouldn't buy them because I think I would grow tired of them very quickly. I also think that when these colors go out of vogue the cars look dated.

I tend to prefer classic colors, they seem to never go out of style.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by ralper
[B]I happen to like the color and I like the lime green too.

 

I saw orange on a Mercilado last week that I pasted! It looked gorgeous, but thats kind of different huh? O the cool part is that I honked and waved and he actually did the same back!

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Barry WY Silver/Black '01
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I've had yellow envy for about two years.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by ralper
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The only trouble with the Sebring is that there are so many silver cars on the road today that the color has become way too common.