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yeah thats why i dont like silver cars. so hard to find rims that suit it....

Like to think I found good rims to suit my silver R33. But yes, it took me a while and wasnt easy to find. Happy with them though.

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The only cars that should ever be yellow are taxis, go grey, end of story.

Yeap i agree with him only cars that should be yellow are taxis, if u get yellow u be a R34 taxi driver thats what chicks think if u go Grey u be a mean as R34 driver and chicks like that lol and plus i go with interior that is immaculate condition and a car less appealing to cops also

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Yellow is nice and will grab attention but I reckon it will date pretty quickly. Think about resale value and the demand for yellow cars by the time your ready to sell it..

Silver looks hot and classy, especially with some mad deep dish rims with the black centres and it wont date.

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im picking the car up around 3pm on monday. xmas eve. woot. wat a xmas present im giving myself. lol

oh yeh and i did get the grey as ferah mentioned.

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