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#28 of 47 Re: Green Tea - Couple of different photos [schedvi]
by snoopy21
Jan 25, 2007 (12:16 pm)
thanks for the pics
unfortunately, they illustrate exactly what i was talking about! i still can't get a handle for what the green really looks like! LOL in the pics, it looks like two wholly different colors
#29 of 47 color choice
by cmk
Mar 24, 2007 (10:26 am)
My first choice was silver, but I've never seen one in person. My dealer has a Glacier Blue. I actually kind of like it. It's silvery, and a little darker than what expect whistler silver to be.
I hate that I'm even asking this, but...
Do you guys find glacier blue metallic to be "gender neutral"?
#30 of 47 Re: color choice [cmk]
by blufz1
Mar 24, 2007 (11:16 am)
I purchase cars inside out,since I am occupying the interior not the exterior. I want the Ivory interior because it's lighter,brighter,and more pleasant to me. I've had 2 metallic beige and 1 metallic red exteriors. Beige is the easiest color to keep clean or drive dirty
your option.
#31 of 47 Re: color choice [cmk]
by blufz1
Mar 24, 2007 (11:20 am)
If you are concerned re gender of color you have more deep seated issues.
#32 of 47 Re: color choice [blufz1]
by dewaltdakota
Mar 26, 2007 (8:39 am)
I also purchase from the inside out, yet prefer the grey interior over the beige. I determine which exterior color I want, after I narrow down the list, based upon interior color availability.
#33 of 47 Re: color choice [dewaltdakota]
by blufz1
Mar 26, 2007 (12:44 pm)
Only way to fly,toolman.
#34 of 47 best color for resale
by crv4me1
Apr 05, 2007 (11:33 pm)
Definitely want a light interior this time, gray is fine. I first saw the glacier blue and thought it a nice alternative to the ever popular silver. Next I saw the silver and must say it looked classy. I just saw the burgundy red yesterday which looked very cute and sporty.
Sometimes you can grow tired of a color though and it can make a car look dated. As I like all of these colors, which would be the most universally pleasing in the long haul?
#35 of 47 interior ivory?
by vjack1
Apr 06, 2007 (4:42 am)
I like the idea of the ivory interior, but I'm worried that it will show dirt much more than the gray or black.
#36 of 47 Re: interior ivory? [vjack1]
by blufz1
Apr 06, 2007 (8:01 am)
Metallic beige shows the least dirt and has always been popular and you get the light beige interior which I had in 3 different Accords. Beige interior is still the most pleasant to me. Depends on the color of your dirt.
#37 of 47 Re: interior ivory? [vjack1]
by snoopy21
Apr 06, 2007 (8:05 am)
I like the idea of the ivory interior, but I'm worried that it will show dirt much more than the gray or black.
i've had all three interior colors. in fact, our current odyssey's interior is gray and our new CR-V's interior is beige. black may hide the dirt but it really shows the dust, which you really can't do much about except for frequent wiping, especially the top of the dash. beige is the opposite...it shows dirt the most but hides dust the best.
i figure the tradeoff like this: i have to take more care to prevent getting the beige interior dirty but, in return, i get a bright and airy cabin. also, i replaced the beige carpet mats with the black all-season mats...the contrast looks great and now i don't worry about getting that part getting dirty.
as for gray, it actually does quite well for hiding dirt and dust. however, i find it drab. with black and beige, when they're dirty, they look awful but when they're clean, they look absolutely fabulous. with gray, regardless of whether it is clean or dirty, it just looks kind of dull all the time. JMHO.