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I do like my carbon fiber, but the aluminum look brightens up the interior and gives a nice contrast to the carbon fiber and black parts. Makes the interior more interesting to look at compared to my previous cars where everything was black or carbon fiber. Perhaps a wider angle shot like the one below would give a better impression since it looks like you have a light colored interior. With my black/yellow interior, the aluminum looks nice IMO, and I wouldn't wanna cover it up with carbon fiber vinyl.
I kinda like the carbon fiber in the doors, at least given your bright dynamica inserts, but the vents feel a bit much. What's bothering me more, though, is the red stitching on the steering wheel not matching the rest of the interior. Is that stock?
I kinda like the carbon fiber in the doors, at least given your bright dynamica inserts, but the vents feel a bit much. What's bothering me more, though, is the red stitching on the steering wheel not matching the rest of the interior. Is that stock?
I second the red stitching , that either was a swapped out steering wheel, or some wierd order item.. the stitching in the seats, etc matches the steering wheel (normally) and also the centering stripe on the wheel will match the stiching. (in this case white)
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