Just wondering how big a job it would be to change this for black? Found a car with great spec and way below budget but the beige is a bit off-putting.

Hmm.....I quite like that.....😐

Had it in my mk2. Wasn't as bad to keep clean as I first thought.

Is it just for the look you want to change it?

55 minutes ago, MarkyG82 said:

Had it in my mk2. Wasn't as bad to keep clean as I first thought.

Is it just for the look you want to change it?

I have two kids 3 and 5. I just don't imagine it would stay that colour!

I’d say it’d be a fairly substantial job to essentially replace the entire interior.  Plus the replacement probably won’t  be as tight a finish either. 

 

Either buy it and put up with it or move on and find another car. These are not exotics we’re taking about but ten a penny family wagons. 

I had a beige interior once in a Mondeo.

 

I kept it clean but vowed never again to have another.

 

When I was looking for my current commuter an XF the majority of interiors are ivory/white/cream and they look awesome. But I searched for months for one with black interior, the memories are still there from ten years ago.

 

So my advice would be if you have kids and tend to go to muddy parks, football and allow food in the car then have a look around for a dark interior.

44 minutes ago, SC03OTT said:

I’d say it’d be a fairly substantial job to essentially replace the entire interior.  Plus the replacement probably won’t  be as tight a finish either. 

 

Either buy it and put up with it or move on and find another car. These are not exotics we’re taking about but ten a penny family wagons. 

This one has xenon's, adaptive cruise, the bigger nav, kessy, lane assist and more. I've not found many with this spec.

I like a bright interior myself and I have an all black one in my Octy, the black still shows all the dirt haha

It looks quiet good, certainly different to the 9 out of 10 black interiors. 

Skotchguard it as soon as you take delivery - great stuff and came out top in Autoexpress upholstery protectors.  Stains do not soak in and simply wipe off even ground in chocolate