Bluto

I am finally ready to place my order for a 225C but am unsure of which color to select. I am going with a black interior, but think the Aviator Grey may be a little feminine. I hope no one takes offense to my stereotype, I just would like a little feedback from some people who have already made this decision.

gtt

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2000 180Q on Mt. Hood

Bob McCown

<center><img src="http://www.zbd.com/images/mvc-019s.jpg"></center><p>Desert Green!<p>Bob McCown
Desert Green TTQ2K
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TTop Gun

Clear-coated primer is NOT a girly color!!!!!

braTT Miller

Feminine cars just amplify the maleness of the guy driving them. I'm not sure what it does if a woman is driving it. *scratches head*

Maybe the car just makes catty comments later about its owner. =)

-Jeff

TTom TTR

<p>Tom Boucher
Lawrence, KS
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TTRQ 225hp Roadster
Desert Green/Black Top/Aviator Gray Interior, Premier Package, Bose Package, and NAV
ORDERED - April 17, 2000, STATUS C - May 12, 2000, STATUS D - May 18, 2000, STATUS HA - July 5, 2000
VIN#TRUU

KOPrussia

I'm still a silver fan, but if you must, Aviator Grey

DaveinMass

The only feed back I can add is that my dealer (where my Aviator Gray coupe is ordered) has a green FWD '99 roadster on the lot and hasn't been able to sell it for over a month - he says it's the color. I asked him what color would be "best" to hold its value and he said, any color but Desert Green.

CarTTman

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DaveinMass

Sorry - thought it was a '99 then realized they weren't even produced then. Am still learning... Regardless, it's still there - perhaps it's the FWD.