pdexta

The all red interior cars are by far my favorite. When they came out 20 years ago I had that, "Is it too much red?" feeling... and they've done nothing but grow on my since then. I looked for one for probably 6 months before buying my last S2000. The few that did pop up for sale were typically around $5000 higher than similar black interior cars, at that price premium I decided red on the outside is nice too.

robjoshua228@yahoo.com

I agree with you, the color combo is special but not THAT special to command a $5000 premium. But in today's world of craziness, I expect that the premium will only get higher.

Chuck S

Only has to be worth an extra $5000 to one (1) guy. Buyer sets the price, not the seller.

-- Chuck

Kodokan_4

When I bought my new Sebring 2002, the dealer charged a premium for the all red interior. I think it was an extra $3,000 usd.

Kyle

Never seen a red tonneau cover before....I'm assuming stock one re-dyed? Or a custom job? I have an all red interior and love it, but even I think the red tonneau is a bit much lol.

robjoshua228@yahoo.com

I have never seen a silver dash cluster cover Wow, we learn something new everyday . . .

Chuck S

Looking at the USA online parts websites their data bases show instrument panel garnish as "Panel Assembly, Meter *NH473L* (Dark Silver) 77200-S2A-023ZB" for 2002 and 2003 only (no other colors for those years). These same years had black, "new" pure red, or pure blue radio doors.

-- Chuck

Kodokan_4

The silver interior parts were professionally painted with Honda Sebring paint, to match the body.