sebring vs silverstone
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From: Owings Mills, MD
Nice pic, Station!
The color is really subjective... everyone always asks me why I didn't buy a Yellow one... answer: I didn't want to stick out (to cops or thieves) especially because I am a daily driver. What are your reasons?
Station's pic & miles2k pic really show a good difference between the silvers. In the end, who cares, as long as you're happy with it!! (and you pick silverstone/red
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The color is really subjective... everyone always asks me why I didn't buy a Yellow one... answer: I didn't want to stick out (to cops or thieves) especially because I am a daily driver. What are your reasons?
Station's pic & miles2k pic really show a good difference between the silvers. In the end, who cares, as long as you're happy with it!! (and you pick silverstone/red
)
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From: Sacramento
Originally posted by Station
Color is so subjective. One is not better than the other. It's all up to what you like. For me, I couldn't decide between silver or white. then Sebring came along, and solved that dilemma quite nicely .
A lot of people compare Sebring to the cheaper-looking silver used by other manufacturers (see above), or even lower-end Hondas. It's actually a very complex color...it displays different properties under different light. It's a rich color that looks like no other silver to me. So is Silverstone. The bottom line is you need to compare them both in person. Once I had the chance to do that, I preferred Sebring. And like many of you, I lovedSilverstone. Here are the two colors parked by each other for you to compare. Best of luck to you!!
Color is so subjective. One is not better than the other. It's all up to what you like. For me, I couldn't decide between silver or white. then Sebring came along, and solved that dilemma quite nicely
.A lot of people compare Sebring to the cheaper-looking silver used by other manufacturers (see above), or even lower-end Hondas. It's actually a very complex color...it displays different properties under different light. It's a rich color that looks like no other silver to me. So is Silverstone. The bottom line is you need to compare them both in person. Once I had the chance to do that, I preferred Sebring. And like many of you, I lovedSilverstone. Here are the two colors parked by each other for you to compare. Best of luck to you!!
I'm 1 or 2 months away from getting my own S2k, and I'll be going with Silverstone/Black!!!
Drew
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From: Elk Grove
Drew,
That's exactly where that pic was taken, but that's not where I live. You should have stopped by!! If you are in the market for an S, you should call Blair at Elk Grove Honda. He is an owner and a really cool guy. He'll let you test-drive his personal S2000 before you buy one. That's actually his house in the pic. Tell him I sent ya.
That's exactly where that pic was taken, but that's not where I live. You should have stopped by!! If you are in the market for an S, you should call Blair at Elk Grove Honda. He is an owner and a really cool guy. He'll let you test-drive his personal S2000 before you buy one. That's actually his house in the pic. Tell him I sent ya.
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