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When I watched a tester's vlog on YouTube from California, there were 10 Boost blue ones in a row lined up, so yes, I would have thought the same.I'm surprised the blue isn't more common. I see pictures of that more than anything.
I do wonder what the manufacture rates are. It looks really easy to find a white or blue. According to inventory in the U.S. red is the least available.There are currently ~1,000 for sale in the US (see link below) - looks like approximately 40, 30, 10, 10, 10% as white, blue, black, grey, red. (For sale listing rates are not manufacturing rates, some colors may get scooped up quickly)
I do wonder what the manufacture rates are. It looks really easy to find a white or blue. According to inventory in the U.S. red is the least available.
Red then blue speak to me the most. Though I would not throw white out of the bed. I would prefer the Prelude white more if it were brighter and had less gray tint-tone.On our FB group and here red is definitely rare, so just my anecdotal evidence says the same.
Red then blue speak to me the most. Though I would not throw white out of the bed. I would prefer the Prelude white more if it were brighter and had less gray tint-tone.
On the road, I’ve seen only grey (which looked great) and of course my red one. The local dealer had and sold a white one and now has the white 2-tone one for sale (w/a $3k markup) No blue nor black yet.
I have seen quite a few that are $2K or a bit more off msrp.3k is a lot less than they were for a while, though I've been hearing about straight MSRP a lot lately too.