Leather/Leatherette on the 2012 A6?
08-06-2011, 08:36 AM
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It seems like the perforations are what is throwing the colors off in those photos...
I looked closely at my (velvet beige, non-ventilated) seats, and I think the side bolsters, etc. are also real leather. There was a no noticeable difference in texture to differentiate them, but there was for the rest of the seat, and you could tell that it was not the same material.
I looked closely at my (velvet beige, non-ventilated) seats, and I think the side bolsters, etc. are also real leather. There was a no noticeable difference in texture to differentiate them, but there was for the rest of the seat, and you could tell that it was not the same material.
08-06-2011, 09:20 AM
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It seems like the perforations are what is throwing the colors off in those photos...
I looked closely at my (velvet beige, non-ventilated) seats, and I think the side bolsters, etc. are also real leather. There was a no noticeable difference in texture to differentiate them, but there was for the rest of the seat, and you could tell that it was not the same material.
I looked closely at my (velvet beige, non-ventilated) seats, and I think the side bolsters, etc. are also real leather. There was a no noticeable difference in texture to differentiate them, but there was for the rest of the seat, and you could tell that it was not the same material.
08-06-2011, 10:51 AM
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The side bolster vinyl is better quality than the vinyl in the back of the seat. My wife's Lexus have leather side bolster on the seat's back and bottom. The problem with leather side bolster on the seat bottom is that it wears very fast.
10-14-2011, 07:52 PM
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10-14-2011, 08:25 PM
#19
slowly i am getting used to it.
