I've only seen it in pictures. Love it. Really makes the car look a class above.
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I completely agree. Classy was the first word that came to mind when I ordered it. I plan on getting the dealership warranty that covers interior damage and cleaning on the seats/dash for the entire lifetime for the car($800-900). I think it's a must for the light color seats.
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Agreed!
I've had 2 cars with light interior and after a while it seemed just breathing on them got them dirty; the seatbelts, headliner, carpet, even the "Oh ****!" handles turned black. Though, the headliner for the Renegade is a newer material that doesn't seem as susceptible to grime as the old ones. The worst was when I wore dark wash jeans and the dye rubbed off onto the leather; the blue tinge never came out. I agree the dealership warranty is an absolute must because you will spend the same amount over the course of a few years on cleaning products and detailing. I would also recommend getting the all-weather slush mats just to keep everything looking pristine.
Congratulations and I am sure you will enjoy them, the seats really are classy and high quality. I would love to have the bark brown/ski gray combo to complement the Omaha orange of my TH but I personally don't want the headache, lol.
When I was initially looking at the Renegade I loved that interior, the look is on-par with many luxury interiors. However, I wanted the TH and I ended up getting the topography cloth seats. And although bark brown/ski gray seats are beautiful and unique, I realized they will only look that good for a short while.
I've had 2 cars with light interior and after a while it seemed just breathing on them got them dirty; the seatbelts, headliner, carpet, even the "Oh ****!" handles turned black. Though, the headliner for the Renegade is a newer material that doesn't seem as susceptible to grime as the old ones. The worst was when I wore dark wash jeans and the dye rubbed off onto the leather; the blue tinge never came out. I agree the dealership warranty is an absolute must because you will spend the same amount over the course of a few years on cleaning products and detailing. I would also recommend getting the all-weather slush mats just to keep everything looking pristine.
Congratulations and I am sure you will enjoy them, the seats really are classy and high quality. I would love to have the bark brown/ski gray combo to complement the Omaha orange of my TH but I personally don't want the headache, lol.
Agreed. I badly wanted the ski/bark with Omaha orange, but I found that the upholstered seats didn't look as good as I imagined. I think the leather ski/bark would be stunning.When I was initially looking at the Renegade I loved that interior, the look is on-par with many luxury interiors. However, I wanted the TH and I ended up getting the topography cloth seats. And although bark brown/ski gray seats are beautiful and unique, I realized they will only look that good for a short while.
I've had 2 cars with light interior and after a while it seemed just breathing on them got them dirty; the seatbelts, headliner, carpet, even the "Oh ****!" handles turned black. Though, the headliner for the Renegade is a newer material that doesn't seem as susceptible to grime as the old ones. The worst was when I wore dark wash jeans and the dye rubbed off onto the leather; the blue tinge never came out. I agree the dealership warranty is an absolute must because you will spend the same amount over the course of a few years on cleaning products and detailing. I would also recommend getting the all-weather slush mats just to keep everything looking pristine.
Congratulations and I am sure you will enjoy them, the seats really are classy and high quality. I would love to have the bark brown/ski gray combo to complement the Omaha orange of my TH but I personally don't want the headache, lol.
I love my TH black interior though.
That certainly is a beautifully-designed and upholstered interior. If there had been one like that available when I bought my Omaha Orange Renegade I probably would have thrown caution to the wind and taken it. Maintenance be damned, it looks good enough to be worth it.
My wife's Fiat has a white interior that's a mix of cloth and some leatherette-like material. She's had it since June, and so far it still looks good. And this is not a woman known for keeping her cars clean.
My wife's Fiat has a white interior that's a mix of cloth and some leatherette-like material. She's had it since June, and so far it still looks good. And this is not a woman known for keeping her cars clean.
I have this interior & I LOVE it, it's clean & crisp... Keeping it clean hasn't been that bad either... And I have 2 kids both under 10
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