Any color I should avoid?
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Yes I had a black Nissan NX 2000, way too much work. I never liked white cars. Red and yellow, definitely attractive and I don't mind the radar magnet.
05-25-2014, 04:10 PM
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The S looks good on any of the factory colors. I wanted the Laguna Blue but ended with Silverstone. Just keep it nice and clean, and you would admire the car at any angle.
As for the re-sale value, it depends on what mods you do to the car.
As for the re-sale value, it depends on what mods you do to the car.
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Hi everyone, I am a newbie here and do not own a S2000. But I always loved the car (always owned Hondas)and now I can finally afford one (Summer car).
I have my eyes on a Laguna Blue and an Imola orange of similar conditions and mileage. Are there any colors that I should avoid at all cost? Would my choice or Laguna blue or Imola Orange make a difference in future re-sale value should I ever sell it!? Thank you.
Dan
I have my eyes on a Laguna Blue and an Imola orange of similar conditions and mileage. Are there any colors that I should avoid at all cost? Would my choice or Laguna blue or Imola Orange make a difference in future re-sale value should I ever sell it!? Thank you.
Dan
Get the color you like the best. My wife bought a cream colored VW beetle convertible 5 years ago to replace her red beetle convertible that was totaled in an accident. Every few weeks, she tells me she regrets not waiting longer to find a red one.
If you are concerned about resale, try to get one with the original paintwork (no accidents) and lower miles. I came real close to buying an 08 NFR with 83K miles for $18.5K on a Friday (the owner sold it to someone else 5 hours before I was going to buy it). I found an 06 NFR the next day with 17K miles for $1000 more. I was looking for 4 months.
Good luck, it's a great car regardless of color.
