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Leatherette
I wouldn't worry about it.
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http://www.katzkin.com/leather-interiors/
Or you dealer will "have a guy" that can do leather for less than the MINI price usually. My dealership does it a few times a month.
Or you dealer will "have a guy" that can do leather for less than the MINI price usually. My dealership does it a few times a month.
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Incidentally, I just bought an 11 MCS and went with the standard leatherette soni could afford the premium package and I'm really happy with the decision. Drove a 325 with leather for about 10 years and was accustomed to it so I wasn't sure I'd care for the standard stuff but it looKs and feels fine not to mention easier to clean and maintain.
I wouldn't worry about it.
I wouldn't worry about it.
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i do hear this ALOT but, what i dont understand is how come people dont just turn on the AC?? wouldnt that solve the issues of you getting hot?
it was 100 degrees yest and i was driving in a car with cloth seats...just blasted the AC and i started to shiver...cuz it was cold...i can only imagine seats sticking to your back if u driving in hot weather with the windows down??? im in Socal by the way..dont know if that helps. not humid but we get dry desert heat
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It's not that the leatherette is any different in temperature than leather or cloth would be. It's that it does not breathe at all. It's plastic. Holding a non-breathable material against your skin, under the right conditions, will make you sweat, or at least will make things uncomfortable, even with lots of AC.
My guess is that dry heat would be much better with leatherette than the humid heat that we get in NC, but since I haven't experienced it, I'll leave confirmation of that to those who actually know.
My guess is that dry heat would be much better with leatherette than the humid heat that we get in NC, but since I haven't experienced it, I'll leave confirmation of that to those who actually know.
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That was a my last decision too. Call your MA. The leather is simply zippered on (yeah, they're just covers) to the seats so it may be something you can change. I am glad I got it. I test drove the car in July with leather and leatherette. The leatherette just didn't breathe and felt sticky in the heat, despite the blasting A/C. My wife did not approve lol, so leather it was.
Also, whether or not you have the sunroof will be a factor. I wanted the sunroof, so leatherette wasn't going to work for us and at the time, the car wasn't going to be garage parked, so the heat was going to be an issue.
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It's not that the leatherette is any different in temperature than leather or cloth would be. It's that it does not breathe at all. It's plastic. Holding a non-breathable material against your skin, under the right conditions, will make you sweat, or at least will make things uncomfortable, even with lots of AC.
My guess is that dry heat would be much better with leatherette than the humid heat that we get in NC, but since I haven't experienced it, I'll leave confirmation of that to those who actually know.
My guess is that dry heat would be much better with leatherette than the humid heat that we get in NC, but since I haven't experienced it, I'll leave confirmation of that to those who actually know.
You're about to get the funnest car on the road today so in the end you really can't go wong
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