Theses will be the most common colors when this year's model is done
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Theses will be the most common colors when this year's model is done
Actually next year's 2003
1) Chrome Silver
2) Daytona Blue
3) Silverstone
4) Super Black
5) Redline
6) Brickyard
7) Lemans sunset
8) Pikes peak white
I think 1 and 2 will be much closer than most will think.
White just gets no respect...it's a beautiful color on this car.
1) Chrome Silver
2) Daytona Blue
3) Silverstone
4) Super Black
5) Redline
6) Brickyard
7) Lemans sunset
8) Pikes peak white
I think 1 and 2 will be much closer than most will think.
White just gets no respect...it's a beautiful color on this car.
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I would think Brickyard would be last...
I think this is a more likely list
1) Chrome Silver
2) Silverstone
3) Super Black
4) Daytona Blue
5) LeMans Sunset
6) Redline
7) Pikes Peak White
8) Brickyard
The PPW could be a little higher on the list though, jsut not sure.
I think this is a more likely list
1) Chrome Silver
2) Silverstone
3) Super Black
4) Daytona Blue
5) LeMans Sunset
6) Redline
7) Pikes Peak White
8) Brickyard
The PPW could be a little higher on the list though, jsut not sure.
Last edited by I want a 350Z; Oct 5, 2002 at 08:33 AM.
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I've seen a few white Z's, and it does nothing for the car. Makes it blend in with the traffic. Everybody and their mother will have a silver car, one shade or the other. Colors like blue or red, whichever tone it is, are a bit too "risque" for some people, so they get a more common color (white, black, silver) It's better that way anyway, lets the adventurous people among Z owners express themselves with their rdie.
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Originally posted by ParadoxxNYC
I've seen a few white Z's, and it does nothing for the car. Makes it blend in with the traffic. Everybody and their mother will have a silver car, one shade or the other. Colors like blue or red, whichever tone it is, are a bit too "risque" for some people, so they get a more common color (white, black, silver) It's better that way anyway, lets the adventurous people among Z owners express themselves with their rdie.
I've seen a few white Z's, and it does nothing for the car. Makes it blend in with the traffic. Everybody and their mother will have a silver car, one shade or the other. Colors like blue or red, whichever tone it is, are a bit too "risque" for some people, so they get a more common color (white, black, silver) It's better that way anyway, lets the adventurous people among Z owners express themselves with their rdie.
I like the blue (and had the option of buying one last night) but I've been driving blue cars for years. I'm going with Silverstone this time.
BTW, I don't put a lot of faith in dealer statistics, but the guy I was talking to did seem to know his stuff. He told me that 70% of the cars produced to date have been Chrome Silver.
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