Adding leather interior to 2017 Fit EX?
#21
As someone else had posted the Katzkin stuff is nice.
A more simplified approach might just be to use Car-part.com and buy OEM leather
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A more simplified approach might just be to use Car-part.com and buy OEM leather
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#22
I have to say I was not very impressed with the OEM leather in the EX-L trim. It was not very soft. I understand the Fit is the cheapest model, but if you're going to be paying 2K extra for the EX-L, then it better be nice leather. I went in thinking I wanted and EX-L, and drove home in an EX after I sat and felt the leather.
#23
I have to say I was not very impressed with the OEM leather in the EX-L trim. It was not very soft. I understand the Fit is the cheapest model, but if you're going to be paying 2K extra for the EX-L, then it better be nice leather. I went in thinking I wanted and EX-L, and drove home in an EX after I sat and felt the leather.
#24
yah, i never understood leather seats on this trim car. i mean in other countries where cost of living is high and parking an issue in the city and burbs i can understand people wanting a mini luxuryish car (one for the entire family), but in the USA im like it's a cheap hatch. utility first..
leather scratches easily if you bump a piece of wood or anything remotely sharp. if you want a nice leather interior hatch for the pleasure of motoring, be prepared to pay another $10K.
leather scratches easily if you bump a piece of wood or anything remotely sharp. if you want a nice leather interior hatch for the pleasure of motoring, be prepared to pay another $10K.
#25
The leather seats were something I considered but I knew right away the EX-L was never an option for me. The navigation was redundant after they added Android Auto and I have no use for heated seats in Los Angeles. The plan for me is to invest in a nice set of seat covers and get the look/feel I want for a lot less money.
#26
yah, i never understood leather seats on this trim car. i mean in other countries where cost of living is high and parking an issue in the city and burbs i can understand people wanting a mini luxuryish car (one for the entire family), but in the USA im like it's a cheap hatch. utility first..
leather scratches easily if you bump a piece of wood or anything remotely sharp. if you want a nice leather interior hatch for the pleasure of motoring, be prepared to pay another $10K.
leather scratches easily if you bump a piece of wood or anything remotely sharp. if you want a nice leather interior hatch for the pleasure of motoring, be prepared to pay another $10K.
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