I've had nothing but compliments and a few "it's a cute car". It's a very unique shade of blue, definitely not the powder or baby blue you are refering to. There's absolutely nothing queer about the color.

 

I've had people stop and stare, I had a girl stand over my sons shoulder (in the passenger seat) and drool, I even had a guy stop in the middle of the street and try to get me to stop to look at it, Nothing but good comments about my blue 2. Once you see one you gotta buy it.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by geezer
[B]I've had people stop and stare, I had a girl stand over my sons shoulder (in the passenger seat) and drool, I even had a guy stop in the middle of the street and try to get me to stop to look at it, Nothing but good comments about

 

So far, like the rest of the other Suzuka owners, my response has been very positive

If you are concerned about somehow the color not being somehow not "masculine enough" don't be. So far all of my female friends absolutely love the color! I've received more "Hi" and "Waves" from women on the highway then I ever did with this car

 

I'm not a Suzuka Blue owner, but I wish I had waited...I never saw one in person until after I had mine.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by gernby
[B]The only time I've been harrassed about the color is in a joking manner by the other S2000 owners that I know.

 

No bad comments and I even caught people taking pictures while they stand next to my S.

 

I have a Suzuka Blue and would have to agree with the other owners. I have NEVER had a negative comment about the color of my car. People eat it up, they love it! It is a sleek color. I prefer the metallic colors, I think they look nicer IMO (and they are more forgiving with dirt and scratches). Hope this helps!

 

I have seen one in person but I didn't stop to get a good look, so it isn't baby blue or the powder but the metalic shiny silver blue.

 

Question 1: Nothing but positive comments on the color. The interior gets more positive comments.

Question 2: The color seems to change (I don't know if this is the best way to describe it) with the sun light.