So I've asked this question on other forums, and just wanted to get some opinions from as many people as I can.

Do you think a Silver 02' S2k is a flashy car?

I own and operate my own business and try not to maintain a low profile with my customers and my employees. I currently drive an 02' CR-V, but with 160k on the odometer its time for a replacement, and I want something fun, reliable and a Honda. I would keep the car stock.

so what do you guys say?

 

I believe its a flashy car, i get head turns and my car is completely stock as well. oh yeah my car is black so yeah.

 

i own a sebring silver 02 and i wouldn't consider it flashy. Its just a car.

 

in silver and completely stock i would not consider the S a flashy car u c more and more of them on the road now day too esp this time of year since its getting warmer so go for it

 

What you really need to be asking yourself, is if your customers and employees would consider a silver S2k a flashy car. Everyone has a different definition of flashy, and a large part of that comes from their own financial status, age, and "appreciation" for material things.

 

no, I drive one. If you are on a shitty part of town and no one can afford a car then maybe.

 

this exactly. What are your customers like?

 

silver flashy? never heard of that. I think the cheesiest/ flashiest paintjobs (oem) come on World Rally Blue subarus with gold wheels.

 

take a costumer poll

 

?

anyway, the answer to your question is entirely too relative to so many variables.

for what it is worth, if i see a bone stock s2k, i don't look twice.

 

it comes down to what perception you want your customers to have of you. Any convertible can be viewed as 'flashy' by many people.

 

As other have said, it really depends on what you consider "flashy". It's a sporty convertible, most people consider that fairly flashy in itself. Since we all drive the car, most of us are probably not going to think a stock S is flashy. However, other sedan drivers may think it is. If you get the all red interior then it's def a step up in flashy-ness.