Ebony interior

[bromhead]

How have the black/ebony interiors held up? Excessive fading/cracking? I prefer black, but the tanned/ebony interior might hold up better. In the market for a new LR, thanks for any feedback
Sorry for the duplicate post (lr4 forum)

 

[ryan-in-oregon]

Held up quite well in my 05. With a good detail it looks new except the wear on the outer driver bolster which just looks polished...

 

[Houm_WA]

My black interior has been GREAT for someone who off-roads a lot. If it gets muddy, no big deal when the mud dries I can just brush and vacuum it all off. No stains. It looks as good as it did when I first bought it....and that was 7 years ago!

 

[toddjb122]

I've wondered the same thing. I like the look of that dark interior, but have always gone with tan because it hides dirt/sand better. Granted, it can stain, but usually doesn't.

 

[Mack73]

Beware of blue jeans, it will stain them.

Black for me

 

[toddjb122]

Beware of blue jeans, it will stain them.
...

That's true.

It snuck up on me and was then hard to clean. Then I put on the wetOkale covers and forgot about it... LOL

I wonder if I regularly cleaned the seats if I could stay on top of the jean thing and avoid a discoloration.

 

[bromhead]

Thanks for the input guys
Now I just need to find the car!

 

[CMGRover]

I love tan...just detail it a few times a month. Just because you can't see the dirt doesn't mean it's clean!

 

[Sonies]

I love the black interior, still looks great!

Every alpaca interior I looked at had jean stains on the front seats that looked awful

 

[CMGRover]

Jean stains are there on the black, but you just can't see them. The black does look slick though, esp on the 08-09's where the put in silver trim.