It's gonna be a white 2.0 track for me. Hopefully the headlights come with the blacked out housings too. Throw some tint on the windows, drop it, and some bronze or gunmetal wheels, and it's sex on wheels. MMMM!!

Black looks great but its not for me. WAAAAAY to hard to keep a black car clean. Been there done that. I'll pass.

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Those wheels on a white car... :

I'm with you on that one, already got one black car to keep clean.

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Black is best when clean. Been there and never again. Unless it is a garage queen, I don't want to take the time. White, silver or gray are my choices from experience.

personally, i hate silver for that reason. i put a lot of time into making sure my ride looks nice paint wise. i enjoy goin to my shop and washing, buffing, washing again, polishing, then waxing my car... a day spent doing that, to me, is a good day! i did that to a silver 2002 hyundaI accent hatchback i used to have and at the end of the day, it olny looked like i washed it... pretty disapointing! tsukuba red though, i'll make that BLING! i will most likely wet sand it to remove all the factory orange peel from the clear coat, that'll take a whole weekend, but it'll shine like a mirror when i'm done!

I may have to rethink which color to get , seems more than half want the dark gray, I might just hav to go with silver.

Don't change your mind because that gray is the bomb. Remember that we are the enthusiast on here & don't actually represent the general public. We will choose colors that the avg Joe will not. Silver will be the most popular color overall once this car comes out, even Hyundai thinks so, as they originally quoted selling more silver than any other color. That gray looks too good to pass up, it's my 2nd choice.

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Out of all cars on the road, silver is by far the most popular color. I'm not sure, but I think I heard something like 40% of all cars in the US are some shade of silver. I would believe that too since I used to work in a body shop. Most of the cars that came through were silver.