cloth interior or leather interior?

[maggiekate]

cloth because where i live it is warm, the dog goes it back and i toss a thow over it. Also at the beach
i just toss a blanket over it. Frankly now I would not do the upgrade unless it was a high price car
and that was your wish.

[maggiekate]

Originally Posted by southernnaturelover

I prefer leather. Cloth always smells musty after a few years, no matter how clean you try to keep it. The only down side to leather is you always have to keep it conditioned.

my cloth does not smell musty at all, and it is a 2002 honda crv, the cloth
also is real clean, and looks as great as the day I did get it. However, I am gentle on cars.

[titaniummd]

Originally Posted by CortlandGirl79

Leather is too hot in the summer and to freezing cold in the winter! I know they have heated seats now, but you still freeze your butt off until they warm up.

Originally Posted by Mopac1980

Do you prefer a vehicle with cloth interior or leather interior? Me I personally prefer leather interior cause it's easier to clean and it's more comfortable

Originally Posted by ali&ajsmom

I would have to say leather. the smell and comfort and with two kids it is easier to wipe up a spill. granted my kids may only have water in my car since i had to clean to totalled cars that had food and other stuff stuck to the seats and carpet.

Originally Posted by himain

Leather with heated seats is a must! However, if it was an SUV being used for hauling stuff,etc then cloth.

Originally Posted by starliner 61

Heated leather all the way. My last Tahoe had them. When it's -20 outside, they feel pretty good.

They both have their merits, cloth and leather, so what ever your butt likes, go with it!!

Originally Posted by Chinolala

Leather interior always. I will never get cloth. I think leather is easier to maintain and with heated and cooled seats, it's very comfortable.

I prefer leather, also.

It is easier to care for and you don't have to worry about stains from things spilled onto them.

I have been spoiled with heated seats (even though I live in Florida - at 40 degrees or below, it still feels comfortable).