IS350 - Black or Gray Interior?
for those complaining that black is hot, when the temperature inside the car reaches 130-140 deg sitting in the sun, its not gonna matter what color your car interior is, its still gonna be freaking hot
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IMO sterling looks a bit cheap. It looks like the low grade artificial silver/grey leather used in american cars (GM, Ford).
I love the cashmere interior. Its very inviting and the 2 tone is more apparent. It also reminds me of velvety vanilla cream milkshakes?!
Black makes the interior look cramped and it seem like every panel is connected (fades in to each other) so its hard to differentiate/appreciate the texture/variety of the interior materials. It looks very classy and sporty though.
I love the cashmere interior. Its very inviting and the 2 tone is more apparent. It also reminds me of velvety vanilla cream milkshakes?!
Black makes the interior look cramped and it seem like every panel is connected (fades in to each other) so its hard to differentiate/appreciate the texture/variety of the interior materials. It looks very classy and sporty though.
Last edited by Pineapple; Aug 30, 2007 at 01:48 PM.
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I almost settled on a Smokey Granite Mica last night after the dealer sold the car I was originally looking at. It had grey interior and it looked hot, but I HATED that the center armrest was grey. It just looked so out of place. They had one with black interior that had just gotten sold and it was really sexy.
So I say Black!
So I say Black!
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What type of person are you, an OCD neat freak or a 'I'll get to it later' type ?
- if the former, go with sterling, since you'll clean up all the scuff marks or dirt smudges when they happen.
- if the latter, go with black, since it'll hide all the beauty marks except for dust, which cannot be helped.
Since I'm neither, I opted for Cashmere (hides dust very well) . . .
- if the former, go with sterling, since you'll clean up all the scuff marks or dirt smudges when they happen.
- if the latter, go with black, since it'll hide all the beauty marks except for dust, which cannot be helped.
Since I'm neither, I opted for Cashmere (hides dust very well) . . .
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