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UK & Ireland S2000 CommunityDiscussions related to the S2000, its ownership and enthusiasm for it in the UK and Ireland. Including FAQs, and technical questions.
Putting aside personal preferences I believe there is a safety issue to consider.
Our roads are covered in medium/dark grey tarmac.
We endure many overcast grey sky days.
We drive in that half-light between day and night.
Few drive with sidelights on during poor light conditions.
Some of our roads are shaded by trees and tall buildings.
Do you see where I'm coming from? Because if you are in a dark grey car you are unlikely to.
Moonrock and it's derivatives look very smart, serious and executive like, the reason many aspiring captains of industry, businessmen and sales reps choose the colour. It's very fashionable at the moment, and just a tad different from the acres of silver cars everywhere.
Even with black I worry about being seen and habitually put the sidelights on in poor light conditions, even if just running through a heavily tree shaded section of road.
White is widely forecast to be the new silver, & together with yellow probably the most easily visible and thus safe colours to have.
Yellows so safe a woman drove right into me on a bright sunny day as she "hadn't seen me on the road".I'll say silver,but i have to as i've just bought one!
Putting aside personal preferences I believe there is a safety issue to consider.
Our roads are covered in medium/dark grey tarmac.
We endure many overcast grey sky days.
We drive in that half-light between day and night.
Few drive with sidelights on during poor light conditions.
Some of our roads are shaded by trees and tall buildings.
Do you see where I'm coming from? Because if you are in a dark grey car you are unlikely to.
Moonrock and it's derivatives look very smart, serious and executive like, the reason many aspiring captains of industry, businessmen and sales reps choose the colour. It's very fashionable at the moment, and just a tad different from the acres of silver cars everywhere.
Even with black I worry about being seen and habitually put the sidelights on in poor light conditions, even if just running through a heavily tree shaded section of road.
White is widely forecast to be the new silver, & together with yellow probably the most easily visible and thus safe colours to have.
Xenons everytime i drive.. problem solved.. and if people cant see u coming, then they can always here me
08-03-2007, 06:47 AM
the ultimate colour combo. 
