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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
Depends. I prefer cloth in my suv b/c it's the car we use for outdoors stuff, hauling the dog, getting take-out, going to the hardware store, etc. And it doesn't scuff or tear or scratch or become discolored (it's dark gray - had it for 6 years and it still looks great). The truck is also parked outside, so the seats don't get hot and stick to my legs like leather ones do.
I prefer leather/suede in my sports cars b/c it looks/feels nicer, it's more comfortable, there's a grip to it in tight turns, and we don't eat/drink/etc in those cars.
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
Leather. For the reasons you listed and because it looks and smells great.
Leather looks better and sometimes lasts longer (depending on the climate you live in). Leather seems to help resale a great deal.
thus if I am buying a car to drive and keep, I want cloth. If I plan to resell it soon, then leather. What about vinyl? You left out one of the options.
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.
It all depends on what you can afforsd. I prefer leather after having cloth for years. When I had cloth in my pickups I had to use a cover to prevent wear.
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.
I always preferred leather, although in my case it wasn't going to help resale value. I spent most of my working life in sales so I was in and out of my car many times per day, easier to "butt-slide" on leather. But when your 4 year old car has 200K plus miles on it the type of seats is not a major selling point.
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