Crinkle in A7 seat leather?
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Was just wondering if any of you have noticed the same on any of your A7 seats.
On my passenger seat. Car is about 3 months old now, and crinkling has been there as long as I have had it.
Not had it on any of my previous cars with leather seats. Is this a pretty standard occurrence? Could it be the type of leather used?
On my passenger seat. Car is about 3 months old now, and crinkling has been there as long as I have had it.
Not had it on any of my previous cars with leather seats. Is this a pretty standard occurrence? Could it be the type of leather used?
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Was just wondering if any of you have noticed the same on any of your A7 seats.
On my passenger seat. Car is about 3 months old now, and crinkling has been there as long as I have had it.
Not had it on any of my previous cars with leather seats. Is this a pretty standard occurrence? Could it be the type of leather used?
On my passenger seat. Car is about 3 months old now, and crinkling has been there as long as I have had it.
Not had it on any of my previous cars with leather seats. Is this a pretty standard occurrence? Could it be the type of leather used?
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Its Nougat brown (with Ash wood trim). My exterior color is Quartz Grey Metallic and i personally think the combination is excellent.
Everyone who has ridden in my A7 so far has complimented the Nougat color.
The velvet beige may be tougher to keep clean IMHO, but it all depends on your taste...
Its Nougat brown (with Ash wood trim). My exterior color is Quartz Grey Metallic and i personally think the combination is excellent.
Everyone who has ridden in my A7 so far has complimented the Nougat color.
The velvet beige may be tougher to keep clean IMHO, but it all depends on your taste...
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We have similar tastes. I was thinking of the Dakota grey and either the nougat brown or the beige with ash wood trim as well. I hope that the crease you have is not more prominent with the nougat but more of an isolated case (unfortunately). Hpe you can find a "fix" for your seat. Love the color combination you've put together, btw.
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We have similar tastes. I was thinking of the Dakota grey and either the nougat brown or the beige with ash wood trim as well. I hope that the crease you have is not more prominent with the nougat but more of an isolated case (unfortunately). Hpe you can find a "fix" for your seat. Love the color combination you've put together, btw.
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Coming from my recent car having beige leather, I would say the crinkle is more noticeable on the darker nougat color. However, it sounds to me like mine is a pretty isolated case and - if it's the worst problem I have with the A7 - I will be happy about that ![Smile](https://www.audiworld.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
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I have noticed the same on my A7 that is 3 months old both driver and passenger seat and it happens on the door side (left on driver and right on passenger). I believe that's due to the shape of seat and the fact that that part gets all the body weight when you get into the car.
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