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I have 134k on my car and seats still look new without and rips and the bottom part of the seats the foam isnt broken like alot of seats on here. Some people just dont understand that u have to hop in and out of the oem seats or u will crack the foam on the seats.
Originally Posted by 2Kaputnik,Jan 7 2011, 05:31 AM
I have the 06 Suzuka with the mostly black interior, but my seats looked great at 22k mi, so I decided to protect them with the Clazzio covers. Yes, these are really covers!
I got all black covers with suede inserts. The blue in the two-tone is way off.
I love the 06 interior - just enough blue to be really unique but not smurfy.
Originally Posted by IlluminatiDre,Jan 7 2011, 12:49 AM
I've been looking at S2000s on autotrader everyday, planning on buying in about 3 weeks. I see so many Suzuka blue cars with only 25k-30k miles but it seems like the coloring on the seats wear out pretty fast on this color. Can someone confirm this as being normal or is it just on the cars I see? I'll be satisfied with any color BUT silver, I see more Suzukas on there than silver now, I like the color but interior seems hard to manage....from all these pictures.
If interior photos are taken with the camera's flash on, reflections off the leather can wash out the color in some areas and make the seats look faded. In the S2ks that I've seen, blue seats didn't appear to be any more prone to wear or fading than black ones (or any other color for that matter).
Good luck in your search -- and why the hatin on silver? jkjk
If interior photos are taken with the camera's flash on, reflections off the leather can wash out the color in some areas and make the seats look faded. In the S2ks that I've seen, blue seats didn't appear to be any more prone to wear or fading than black ones (or any other color for that matter).
Good luck in your search -- and why the hatin on silver? jkjk
Thanks! My reason for being somewhat against silver is that my last two cars have been the exact same shade of silver somehow. I'm totally against silver metallic but would consider the darker silver. I can't wait to get one, the first time I saw an AP2 in person I knew I was gonna have to eventually ditch the Z for a S
[QUOTE=s2kapow,Jan 8 2011, 09:34 PM]If interior photos are taken with the camera's flash on, reflections off the leather can wash out the color in some areas and make the seats look faded.
I think starting with all black interior, and adding blue accents (seats, door inserts etc) is one of the greatest interior combos for our cars. And I have the sought after gpw/red/black combo
01-07-2011, 03:28 PM
