They are rare and the mark is ludicrous, when I was shopping for mine West loop found one in Houston and the mark up on a SSS RG was 45k

 

The Rotor Glow was added for the 2010 model IIRC. This means that there will be less of them out the right now. That will change over the next year or two, if you ask me. I didn't see very many OPB when they first came out either, but now they are all over the place.

Just buy a RR and be happy.

Though, from a distance it can be hard to tell the difference between RR and RG at first. Lighting also makes a difference, in the wrong light it can also be difficult to tell.

 

Rotor Glow is awesome. I love it.

 

I had to choose between PB and RG. I chose the black. I think the dealership still has the RG. That was like 6 months ago.

 

Wow! Kerry Mitusbishi in Cinci, OH is selling theirs with SSS/appearance pkg for invoice $34,400! If anyone is interested in a RG GSR, they want to move it.

 

I traded for a new '10 several weeks; there are indeed available in Rotor Glow. Almost picked one up but went with RR.

Off topic, in my opinion, it's only rare if everybody wanted the color and the production numbers were low. Case in point, WW. Seems to be the most sought after; or difficult to find.

 

I agree. Its rare in quantity, but its really ugly. Reminds me of those rust colored 2G Eclipses. Hideous. Tried to find one to post a pic, but cannot find the color name to look up on Google.

Edit:
Durango Copper Pearl. Bring blowtorch to burn to ground.

 

You shut your beautiful mouth.

That color is like a sunbeam passing through an angel's hair, reflected upon the staff of Zeus, hitting your eye.

 

Dude.
I had a friend with one that was a crap talking street racer. It was rare as Rotor Glow.
I always told him that when it rusts, you'd never be able to tell.

 

I like it because it's different. Had a Apex Silver 08 now have a 2010 RG. Pretty sure it's the only one in DFW and probably one of very few in the state. There are about 5 silvers in the local club now, it's a good way to set yourself apart.