Hi all,

I hope this isn't a FAQ. I've been lurking for a while trying to find the answer to this: Why did Honda choose the word "Berlina" for one of it's colors? Berlina is Italian for a four-door sedan (I have one). It seems more than a little strange they'd use it on a two-door convertible. Anybody know why?

Thanks,

Dan

 

I beleive the colors were named after race tracks

 

 

My guess is they named it after Berlin Raceway and added and 'a' on the end to make it sound better.

http://www.berlinraceway.com/home.shtml

 

I thought it was Japanese for "The Slowest Color Available."




J/K guys, couldn't resist.

 

"scratches easily" ??

 

I thought it meant "swirls"

 

Hmmm... I doubt Honda would name it after an obscure race track in an obscure town in Michigan. (I'm from Michigan and I've never heard of Marne -- not that I'm an expert!).

 

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wow you guys are mean!!

but thats cause your car isnt in this ad, huh!!!?
(must be some reason that auto detail ads use black cars!)

http://properautocare.com/3mperswirmar.html