Sprintblue with back/white alcantara-good?bad?ugly?
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Sprintblue with back/white alcantara-good?bad?ugly?
Have been looking and test driving for a while (even a 6-speed in Portland last week) and want a sprint blue and much prefer the lighter alcantara interior instead of all black BUT-does it LOOK well together?
I was really pleased with the 6-speed which is what I would be getting, and I have taken and passed (but barely) the Audi world financial advisory rating system so it would seem that I cmight be able to afford it.
So- any thoughts about the colors would be appreciated. Thanks
I was really pleased with the 6-speed which is what I would be getting, and I have taken and passed (but barely) the Audi world financial advisory rating system so it would seem that I cmight be able to afford it.
So- any thoughts about the colors would be appreciated. Thanks
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Have been looking and test driving for a while (even a 6-speed in Portland last week) and want a sprint blue and much prefer the lighter alcantara interior instead of all black BUT-does it LOOK well together?
I was really pleased with the 6-speed which is what I would be getting, and I have taken and passed (but barely) the Audi world financial advisory rating system so it would seem that I cmight be able to afford it.
So- any thoughts about the colors would be appreciated. Thanks
I was really pleased with the 6-speed which is what I would be getting, and I have taken and passed (but barely) the Audi world financial advisory rating system so it would seem that I cmight be able to afford it.
So- any thoughts about the colors would be appreciated. Thanks
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I've only seen this colour match in black/white leather and it looks really well but what you are after might be very difficult to keep looking it's best, anyone I have spoke to say Alcantara gets dirt very easily in the white.
Worth considering and asking others before making the jump.
Worth considering and asking others before making the jump.
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It may not be an S4, but I have a Sprint Blue S5 with the Black/Silver Alcantara seats. I chose them for the same reason: an all black interior looked too dark.
Pics posted at: http://picasaweb.google.com/questionlp/2011AudiS5
I wouldn't change the interior if I had to do it all over again.
Pics posted at: http://picasaweb.google.com/questionlp/2011AudiS5
I wouldn't change the interior if I had to do it all over again.
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It may not be an S4, but I have a Sprint Blue S5 with the Black/Silver Alcantara seats. I chose them for the same reason: an all black interior looked too dark.
Pics posted at: http://picasaweb.google.com/questionlp/2011AudiS5
I wouldn't change the interior if I had to do it all over again.
Pics posted at: http://picasaweb.google.com/questionlp/2011AudiS5
I wouldn't change the interior if I had to do it all over again.
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Granted, others have reported issues with jeans and stains, but I don't know if there is a viable remedy or cleaning regiment others have tried.
I can't remember the seat options for the S4, but an option would be to pay for the light-colored Nappa Leather seats. They don't provide the same grip as the Alcantara inserts provide, which can be a touch annoying, but it would provide a good amount of contrast to the primarily dark interior.
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I think if you wear raw denim jeans then you will have a problem with the blue transferring on to the seat. It happens all the time, even smooth leather. Raw denim will transfer to sneakers, messenger bags as they rub against jeans, etc.