White also tends to make objects appear larger, dark colors make them look smaller. Smaller probably works better for the S2000 - makes the rims appear comparatively larger and stand out more.

 

Keep it in VTEC and they won't see it long enough to know what color it is anyway. Or maybe, keep it in VTEC long enough and they all turn red.

 

By the way, very cool Photoshop work on the background. One of the best I've seen. If I were picky I'd suggest putting the background through the windshield with opacity turned down and very slight blur. Also, missed the slight edge of background under the car. . . . That said, still a great background!!!

 

Just putting my .02 in, I gotta go with blue on this one... I have yet to see another one on the road in my neck of the woods

 

I'd choose Silver/Red, That's a timeless classy combo and will never go out of style.

 

The road VooBass is driving on looks like some of the roads I went down in a VW Microbus in the 60s.... Or like Hunter Thompson's drives in "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" <Loading my Pink Floyd CD>

 

Good eye, Garyj. I did it so fast, like two minutes, that I didn't even check the details. Sloppy.

 

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Good eye, Garyj.

 

It looks like a giant bar of dial in white.

 

Check out the color selector on Honda's S2000 web site. After it loads, click on the respective colors.

A quick comparison between the colors should prove my theory that white doesn't show any design lines. While this is helpful in determining color choices, understand that the colors are simulated and feature Photoshop effects that enhance the appearance.