Designo vs AMG premium leather
If you plan to go all black then I don't see the point. Unless there is something special about Designo over the regular leather?
I have black standard leather in my cls63 which is wearing very well, hardly any signs of use, except on the driver's seat it's starting to show seat crease lines on the door side, but nothing major
Last edited by Steinhart; Mar 14, 2014 at 11:59 AM.
I have black standard leather in my cls63 which is wearing very well, hardly any signs of use, except on the driver's seat it's starting to show seat crease lines on the door side, but nothing major
i noticed that about the sl too.
but if you order designo leather in a cls63, lets say "jet black", will it differ any from the regular black nappa, or passion black, or whatever its called?
you would assume/hope so if they charging you for it.
but...
Last edited by mainly; Mar 14, 2014 at 07:54 PM.
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All 2014+ E63 comes with Nappa leather standard. This is already a soft grain of leather that does wear down faster than a thicker hide like what's optional on an E550/E350. The designo option for the E63 only gets you a different color leather with designo floor mats. The designo is still the same nappa leather compared to a standard model, you simply get a different color and different pattern (black seat backs with colored front vs. a seat all in one color).
Semi aniline and aniline only refer to the way the leather is dyed- aniline leather does not refer to the hide. According to the EPC datacard, the standard nappa leather for the E63 is semi-aniline. The data card is semi vague for designo interior cars, but I assume it's also semi aniline.
Wouldn't happen on the standard leather on my SL so be careful ...
Had a 2007 E350, 95,000 miles and leather seats in perfect conditions. Just looks at a 1980 (!) 300TD having seen every day use; wonderful seat conditions. So disappointed by the new Designo seats.





