Am I strange?

Popey said:
So I'm the market for an 'm', one of the things that tops my list of must haves is coloured leather (not black).

I would make a sacrifice if it was a bargain but I really like a nice contrasting interior, black with red, red with cream etc.

Just me??


If you want an interesting interior and are in the market for a coupe, try this:

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/bmw/z4m-coupe/bmw-z4-m-coupe-2006--26-000-miles-high-spec/1501986

I actually like everything about it except the colour of the leather :P
 
mr wilks said:
THE worst interior bar none on any vehicle has to be "Nephrite" green in 996 911's :o
If engine worry hasn't already the colour renders them virtually worthless :P
Look away now for those with a faint stomach



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Oh I don't know - have you seen the David Dickenson yellow/orange from the same era?

I'm sure they only make interiors like that so bankers can dare each other to buy it!
 
Popey said:
Good point about keeping cream seats clean, but I think the effort would be worth it.

No problem with champagne here. Clean them once with a magic spong and then gliptone cleaner. Apply their sealer and just wipe them clean every few weeks. Easy and look so good against Interlargos blue :thumbsup: Black on black :zzzz:
 
Simon_P said:
Popey said:
Good point about keeping cream seats clean, but I think the effort would be worth it.

No problem with champagne here. Clean them once with a magic spong and then gliptone cleaner. Apply their sealer and just wipe them clean every few weeks. Easy and look so good against Interlargos blue :thumbsup: Black on black :zzzz:

I agree. Champagne leather has been very easy to keep clean over the last three years in my car and I've probably worn jeans in it for 90% of the time too.
 
original guvnor said:
Simon_P said:
Popey said:
Good point about keeping cream seats clean, but I think the effort would be worth it.

No problem with champagne here. Clean them once with a magic spong and then gliptone cleaner. Apply their sealer and just wipe them clean every few weeks. Easy and look so good against Interlargos blue :thumbsup: Black on black :zzzz:

I agree. Champagne leather has been very easy to keep clean over the last three years in my car and I've probably worn jeans in it for 90% of the time too.

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