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I had a black interior on my previous GS. It would get dusty, but I did not have to clean the seats as often as I do now I now have the flaxen interior and I literally must clean the seats every other week....
I guess thats a little surprising...does the Flaxen show dirt that much? SOunds like black is the way to go.
I have an F-Sport with the black interior. I think it looks great. Mind you, I typically prefer a black interior. My only issue would be that it shows dust and such a bit more than other colors.
I normally always get black interior. It's the easiest color to maintain. My wife was sick of the black int and we went with light grey. It took me some time to get used to it but now I love it. The contrasting stitching is really cool and it keeps the car light and airy. Black is always a safe choice but I'm really digging this new interior choice that I recently made.
well the moment has come...FINALLY picking up the car today. I guess it will be a game-time decision between the Flaxen & Black interior...but def NB Gray exterior. any final thoughts?
well the moment has come...FINALLY picking up the car today. I guess it will be a game-time decision between the Flaxen & Black interior...but def NB Gray exterior. any final thoughts?
To me flaxen looks more luxurious than black. I remember when I was car shopping, black was the only color on my list. However, once I saw the flaxen I was sold, I knew this was the color I wanted. Yes, it requires more maintenance, but with right chemicals it only takes 10 - 15 mins to clean the dirt. That of course if you do it every 2 weeks
To me flaxen looks more luxurious than black. I remember when I was car shopping, black was the only color on my list. However, once I saw the flaxen I was sold, I knew this was the color I wanted. Yes, it requires more maintenance, but with right chemicals it only takes 10 - 15 mins to clean the dirt. That of course if you do it every 2 weeks
just what i needed to hear to further add to my dilemma thanks!