Interior Color
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Interior Color
Looking at EQS SUV reviews the white interior looks stunning especially at night with the interior lighting. My fear is it may be more difficult to look clean on a daily basis vs a dark interior. What has everyone's experience been with the white interior?
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I only wear jeans and mine seems to be holding up well but I buy pre-faded not the dark blue ones so maybe that's why. It's the white steering wheel I'm worried about. I wash my hands frequently and it's already starting to look a little grayish where I grip it. Think it'll probably look pretty nasty in a few years.
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My white seats and steering wheel are holding up SO well after 10,000 miles. I've had to spend a couple minutes cleaning the seat bottom and steering wheel just once and it's kept it looking brand new.
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EQS SUVs with the light interior definitely need the cargo liner to protect the cargo floor carpeting. The factory liner is double-sided, carpeting on one side and rubber on the other side. I keep the carpeted side face down to facilitate loading a rollator or wheel chair. The side walls and seat backs soil easily and I spot clean these areas frequently with Griot's interior cleaner.
https://www.griotsgarage.com/interior-cleaner/
I also use the factory rubber floor mats during the Winter months. The standard carpeted mats are smaller than the rubber mats and don't work well with snow covered shoes.
https://www.griotsgarage.com/interior-cleaner/
I also use the factory rubber floor mats during the Winter months. The standard carpeted mats are smaller than the rubber mats and don't work well with snow covered shoes.
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EQS SUVs with the light interior definitely need the cargo liner to protect the cargo floor carpeting. The factory liner is double-sided, carpeting on one side and rubber on the other side. I keep the carpeted side face down to facilitate loading a rollator or wheel chair. The side walls and seat backs soil easily and I spot clean these areas frequently with Griot's interior cleaner.
https://www.griotsgarage.com/interior-cleaner/
I also use the factory rubber floor mats during the Winter months. The standard carpeted mats are smaller than the rubber mats and don't work well with snow covered shoes.
https://www.griotsgarage.com/interior-cleaner/
I also use the factory rubber floor mats during the Winter months. The standard carpeted mats are smaller than the rubber mats and don't work well with snow covered shoes.
