Hard to beat the Suzuka paint when the sun is just setting on the horizon. The color seems to shift between blue and light purple...I always think my car looks its best at that time of the day.

 

Let me put it this way:

The leather is of a lighter tone than you first think and it seems to be
of a softer grade than the black (I think it ONLY seems to be).
The dash really blends in with the seats. So you end up with an interior
with seems and feels plusher than the black one but not as 'uppety' as
the beige one.

 

I think the blue is sportier but silverstone is classic. You can dress it up a litle some red accents. I was lucky to get the two-tone (black/red) interior.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Russ
[B]Hard to beat the Suzuka paint when the sun is just setting on the horizon.

 

Sebring Silver and Suzuka Blue are the two most magnificent colors available for the S2000. These two colors are irridescent. They change as the position of the sun changes. They sparkle in daylight and glow at night.

I had a very difficult time deciding between the two. For me the decision was made because the next one available was a Sebring.

I have the black interior and I like it a lot. The blue interior of the Suzuka is not my favorite, but I'm sure that I would have gotten used to it over time.

 

This topic reminds me of the "taste Great, less filling" debate. While some love the Spa and Suzuka, others are more into the classic look of the Silverstone (THE best color IMO )

 

I liked the blue interior, but when my brother got a silver w/black interior, we traded interior components. I think it turned out pretty nice!

 

I love the color wouldn't trade it for any other color.

 

In my opinion, the blue or red interior really adds a lot of personality to the s2.

winner!

 

Scott,
nice two-tone!