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There is a silver coupe AND Roadster I pass often on Michigan Ave. in DC at least a few times a week. There is also a Classic yellow roadster w/ Delaware plates that I pass and we flash high beams at each other every time we pass in the morning. I actually like the yellow...the black top makes it pop and breaks it up a bit. A yellow coupe would be a disaster.
The pale yellows aren't rare enough..........I can't believe they made them in that color at all. There is one that is always parked about 2 miles down from my work and I cringe every time I pass by it. It would've been more acceptable if it was a more rich and vibrant yellow like that on the Vipers. As for the gold I can honestly say I have never seen one and have only seen one silver coupe.
Totally disagree! Classic yellow is a rich looking color not like the bright yellows! I have never had so many compliments on any of my many cars as I have had on my yellow Roadster!
Totally disagree! Classic yellow is a rich looking color not like the bright yellows! I have never had so many compliments on any of my many cars as I have had on my yellow Roadster!
Every one of these cars are 12+ years older now (from the original posts timeframe), might be a little fading going on?
on the subject of colors can anyone tell me the color name of my roadster ive never come across one like mine although im positive it is the originall color
The light source can play havoc with the true colour. I left a green LHS in the.covered parking area at the Toronto airport for a few days, I kept a note of the level and area. When I returned I went there and could not see the green car in that area, I thought I must have written the level down wrong, so I looked on the level above and below. The area was just by the exit to the bridge to the terminal so that was easy to remember.
After 15 minutes I was back to square one, l saw a blue LHS and went over to it, it was my car but it looked like it had a respray.
The fluorescent lights changed the colour to appear the blue like my wife’s Concorde.
The colours and the cars may be the opposite of what I have written as this was in the late1990’s some time.
Last edited by onehundred80; Oct 30, 2023 at 11:37 AM.
Re: How rare is a yellow roadster?
There is one that is always parked about 2 miles down from my work and I cringe every time I pass by it. It would've been more acceptable if it was a more rich and vibrant yellow like that on the Vipers. As for the gold I can honestly say I have never seen one and have only seen one silver coupe.
Every one of these cars are 12+ years older now (from the original posts timeframe), might be a little fading going on? 
