I've got a yellow '04 with a hard top, and I like it. The only downside that I can think of is that you CAN'T hide. Ever. Everyone knows when you're home, at work, what resturaunt you ate at... everything. Before I moved, there was one other yellow S2000 in town, and sometimes I'd get comments about where that car had been.

 

I like yellow S2000's.

But if you have to ask. No don't get the yellow. Keep looking till you find the color you really want.

 

Yellow will get you noticed. That can be a good thing and a bad thing.

If you really want it, then wait and go for one.

 

Thanks for all the input guys. I pulled the trigger on the car. I picked it up Monday. Made the 3 and a half hour drive. walked in the showroom, and knew yellow was gonna work. It really looks great in person! I love it, and its a nice change of pace have had nothing but white or silver cars for years. And the condition this car is in is insane. It had 2 little tiny dings my dent guy had no problems getting out. Its an 03 with only 14k miles on it. And the car is freaking spotless. The interior is like new inside. There isnt a single scratch on the car, no rock chips on the front end, nothing! Original S0-2's on the front with tons of meat, and a brand new set on the rear. Had them put it on a lift, the under side squeaky clean too!
And shes honda certified. I'm exstatic! Feels good to be back in an S2!

 

Congrats fellow Spa owner.

 

Welcome to the spa club!

 

Thank ya thank ya =)... I had an 01 back in 01, I'd forgotten just how raw this car is!! Time for the mods to begin muuuhahaha

 

Ordered up some CR floor mats. Wish we had better options for reasonably priced wheels.

 

More pics of your car please! Me and the wife want a black or CF hardtop to share between our cars (since her car is black).

 

I'm sorry. Spa yellow is one of those colors that screams "LOOK AT ME", that and red. If you're young and like to drive 'spirited' i would consider another car. Red and yellow cars get the most tickets... If you're a moderate driver, then by all means...