2024 GLE53 Options advice exclusive Nappa & Dinamica roofliner

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Apr 22, 2023 | 03:30 PM
  #1  
I plan on ordering Obsidian black with red interior. Is it worth upgrading to exclusive Nappa leather? What’s difference?

Debating on Dinamica roof liner. Not sure if standard fabric will look cheap. Does Dinamica help with sound insulation?

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Apr 22, 2023 | 08:52 PM
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Exclusive Napa feels better, I think partly because of the diamond stitching. I can still smell leather after two years. The texture is improving with use, as leather should. It's pricey but worth it, especially if you appreciate leather.
​​​​​​I don't think the literature shows the luster well. Mine-


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Apr 22, 2023 | 08:56 PM
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Does the Dynamica extend down the A pillar?

I think that's the only place you'd notice it, especially if you have Pano roof.
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Apr 23, 2023 | 12:50 PM
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This is what’s salesperson sent me. No diamond pattern on exclusive Napa.
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Apr 23, 2023 | 01:30 PM
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This is what’s salesperson sent me. No diamond pattern on exclusive Napa.
Those aren't the Exclusive that I have - it's a step down from the Diamond Stitched pic I posted above. Maybe I have my terminology wrong.

EDit: mine is "561 AMG Black Exclusive Napa Leather with Diamond Stitching $4800."
2021 option code
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Apr 23, 2023 | 04:13 PM
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EDit: mine is "561 AMG Black Exclusive Napa Leather with Diamond Stitching $4800."
2021 option code
Yes, mikapen is correct. Those in the picture are not option 561. Code 561 was same price $4800 on my 2022. Love these seats.
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Apr 23, 2023 | 05:34 PM
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Quote: Yes, mikapen is correct. Those in the picture are not option 561. Code 561 was same price $4800 on my 2022. Love these seats.
I love them too. I don’t think available option on gle53.
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Apr 23, 2023 | 06:16 PM
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There's the Nappa leather, the exclusive nappa leather, and the excluisve nappa leather with diamond stitch which is what you have @mikapen . The exclusive nappa upgrade doesn't make the seats any different but it makes the rest of the interior like door pannels, upper door trim, upper and lower dashboard trim, console, etc. get upgraded from soft but grained MB-Tex to soft and super smooth and rich feeling Nappa leather. A worthwhile upgrade to me, but may be pointless for $1,500 or so, The diamond stitch upgrade is another $250 and in theory the seats mya be a tad softer but it's just a different stitch pattern really. Bit it's only available in black and beige, while the non diamon stitch can be in black, red, brown, or now beige too.
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Apr 23, 2023 | 07:23 PM
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You'd have to sit on both (diamond or not) to see which feels better.

I was really pleased at the dash and other surfaces being covered. Bonus.

For me, though, the diamond stitching conforms to the body better, and is a lot more comfortable. Pressure points and all that, I guess.
I sat in a GLS on the showroom with the Diamond before ordering, and after gagging a while on the price, I decided that both the car and I deserved it. It's very nice - kind of like Old School leather.

Definitely a YMMV question.
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Apr 27, 2023 | 03:02 PM
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Quote: There's the Nappa leather, the exclusive nappa leather, and the excluisve nappa leather with diamond stitch which is what you have @mikapen . The exclusive nappa upgrade doesn't make the seats any different but it makes the rest of the interior like door pannels, upper door trim, upper and lower dashboard trim, console, etc. get upgraded from soft but grained MB-Tex to soft and super smooth and rich feeling Nappa leather. A worthwhile upgrade to me, but may be pointless for $1,500 or so, The diamond stitch upgrade is another $250 and in theory the seats mya be a tad softer but it's just a different stitch pattern really. Bit it's only available in black and beige, while the non diamon stitch can be in black, red, brown, or now beige too.
This is correct

and there is no longer a MB Tex seat option for 24, they come standard with Nappa leather now (hence the large increase in base MSRP).

Standard- Nappa w/ MB Tex dashboard & panels
$1560- Nappa w/ Nappa dashboard & panels
$1810- Nappa diamond w/ Nappa dashboard & panels

I went with the $1810 diamond + the $1600 microfiber headliner option myself, exudes luxury
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Apr 28, 2023 | 06:42 AM
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In my 2022 GLE53 coupe, I have Diamond stitch and dynamica headliner. The seats feel awesome and the headliner is a nice touch.
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