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Like this....

I8ABMR

I really dont think its a very common color at all. Isnt there a green GS and LS???? Not sure

JZ TWINS

My 97 Deep Jewel Green (factory)

In the sunlight




Our 04 LS

GSteg

iTrader: (15)

I spy an NSX in the back. Is it yours too?

knihc2008

iTrader: (1)

More pics of the Supra! What a great looking machine!

muhbuhtuh

sweet looking rear diffuser! your paint is flawless

JZ TWINS

Sorry guys for the multiple pics. I will fix it. Thank you for the comments. Yes the NSX is mine. I also have a 98 Supra (Quicksilver) that will remain stock. The green Supra is my project.

JZ TWINS

Still on stock twins (cali smog)


custom setup

IS-SV

Yes, it's justified by some that say "it hides the dirt".

mmarshall

Earth-tone colors are getting popular now with the public itself. It generally ties in with the environmental movement. That's not necessarily the way that I myself think (associating car colors with environmentalism), but that is how a large number of potential car buyers do.

Yes, green cars have outsold brown ones in the last decade, but that is because brown, for the most part, hasn't been widely available until the last few years. It has become fairly popular, right now, on the Buick Enclave, some Nissans, and aso some Infinitis.

Color, in my experience, doesn't seem to affect resale value as much as condition and low mileage. I've owned a few cars in my life that were off-colors, like bright yellow, coral pink/orange, and bright-Iris blue, and I've always gotten good money (or a good trade-in) on them, except if I sell to a friend/relative, where, of course, I'll give them a price break. The excellent condition of these cars I've owned helps too....I take care of them.

toy4two

had two green cars, people always said "love the color of your car" Green is attractive like an emerald.

Jujharoo

I agree, very few cars can pull it off. Even then its questionable.