cracks in leather just add personality.

 

That's what us off roaders say about dents...

"That's not a dent, it's just... personality"

I say the same thing about my track cars...

"Dude, you ripped your front fascia"

"No, my car just gave itself some more personality"

 

Leather looks better and keeps that new car smell .

 

hahaha.. i'm not a fan of leather, but that's the best!

 

Does anyone know who that guy was...the one who took his 'stang to the dealer and they ripped the leather? He got pissed about it and the dealer told him that it was him who did it.

 

No but I know I be sticking that car up their **** if that happen to me.

 

LEATHER, cleans better than cloth. Looks cooler in a GT too.[sm=smiley20.gif]

 

I think in a mustang, or any sports car, leather looks really sharp. Sadly, I got my car used and she has the light gray cloth interior, but I don't mind it so much because I don't have to clean the material as often and it's not cold in winter/hot as hell in summer.

My next stang, I might get leather, just because it makes you feel so good to sit in. I don't know why, but for me, when I'm in my boyfriend's car, I feel rich and luxurious because i'm sitting on nice leather seats. haha.

Yeah. I say do what you think will better suit you. If it gets REALLY hot or cold where you live, go with cloth, or get heated seats. haha.

 

I got the tan leather because in Houston black leather is a very, very bad idea. I learned the hard way with my first car.

 

Agree,

My interior is the Medium Parchment Leather, I thought the combination with the Mineral Grey goes real well. And in Texas the lighter colored leather is some what cooler to the touch.

I had the Charcoal cloth in a '03 Altima 3.5 prior to the Mustang and it always showed lint everywhere. Difficult to clean.

The leather looks better in my opinion.

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