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Electric seats with memory are standard only on 35i and 35is
Only recently had my 35is with the electric seats, didn't have that option on the 23i, but a big disappointment to find the memory function is only on the drivers seat, as I'm the only one who drives the car once its set right that's it, BUT when the wife's got her seat set right then I take one particular mate out in it, he invariably messes about with all the adjustments, result wife gets back in and goes mental its happened so many times, I was looking forward to having the memory function on the passenger seat.
lux said:Didn't the Porsche you were harping on about have em then
Sounds like £10k optional extra in a Porsche. That's for the "basic" electric seats of course (forward and back), then it's £12k for the delux version (goes up and down too), £14k for the "premier" version (reclines), £3k extra if you want them in leather, £5k for nice leather, £1k for a lumber support (per seat) and £2k for adjustable bolsters (per bolster).
AndyJ said:lux said:Didn't the Porsche you were harping on about have em then
Sounds like £10k optional extra in a Porsche. That's for the "basic" electric seats of course (forward and back), then it's £12k for the delux version (goes up and down too), £14k for the "premier" version (reclines), £3k extra if you want them in leather, £5k for nice leather, £1k for a lumber support (per seat) and £2k for adjustable bolsters (per bolster).
You forgot that the basic option you mentioned above is only for the 6 way chairs. You then have the 12 way chair and the 18 way chair.
Fortunately on my model, the 18 way was standard as the price difference was indeed eye watering.