ben_aip

I've got light grey interior in a Stratus Blue Q5.
A light colored interior lends itself beautifully in a small SUV (compared to Q7 and X5 sizes). It creates an illusion of space, airyness and class. In the Pacific Northwest climate like ours, where the sky is usually overcast and rainy, I'd prefer something lighter and brighter. Maintenance isn't too bad - just a quick wipe down once a month, esp around the outboard seating surface where you normally slide to get in.

Again, that's just me. I don't like to be like everyone else's Grey, White, Black or Graphite exterior, hence my very rare Stratus Blue. The weather here is dreary enough, why not add a little splash of color! And with the panoramic roof, it's even more gorgeous on a sunny day!

And I agree with phxflyboy - get what you think is nice and suits your personality - its very subjective. Keeping leathers looking clean is easy these days with all those cpecialty products out there to make work easy for busy owners like you and I.

Good luck.

The G Man

I have owned one beige interior car in my life and never again, it as bad as owning a black exterior car.

Jusforfun

Great to see people use it. You can do a quick sort and filter online if you go into list mode. It does not affect other's viewing.

Old Dog

Hi Jusforfun, tried using the “list” mode followed by a combination of filters and it works like a charm. I didn’t know this before. Previously I had imported the spreadsheets into Excel as I am pretty familiar with it. However, no need to do that now. Your set-up works fine. It is fast and simple to use. Great tool. Keep up the good work. Hmmm, now all I need is a “Q” .