Real Leather?

[Cashburn]

What salesman are you talking to? Seating surface is leather, the back of the seat (behind the seat) is vinyl for durability.

[Zeke]

Originally Posted by Cashburn

What salesman are you talking to? Seating surface is leather, the back of the seat (behind the seat) is vinyl for durability.

I spoke to Andrew @ Jonathon Motorcars, Edgewater Park, NJ.
Kind of weird as why they wouldn't go all leather? What about the dash?

[Zeke]

Originally Posted by Cashburn

What salesman are you talking to? Seating surface is leather, the back of the seat (behind the seat) is vinyl for durability.

So you are saying the surface that touches my back while seated is leather?

[Cashburn]

Originally Posted by Zeke

So you are saying the surface that touches my back while seated is leather?

Yes. That is what I am saying.

To answer your questions with a little more detail... the interiors of the Backdrafts have undergone some enhancements on the latest cars. The leather being used is a higher grade and more of an "automotive leather" while the carpets are also switching to a more durable material. The edge binding on the transmission tunnel has also gotten tougher.

All part of the product evolution.

If you need to speak to someone with answers then give us a call or email. Happy to help on all fronts, including the requirements for registration in PA and what equipment must be on the car.

[tims210]

Stick with someone who has a long standing with these cars. That man is Jay. You'll pay over $50K for a new car from any dealer but you will get $50K worth of customer service and tech support from Jay. That never expires either.

[Zeke]

Originally Posted by tims210

Stick with someone who has a long standing with these cars. That man is Jay. You'll pay over $50K for a new car from any dealer but you will get $50K worth of customer service and tech support from Jay. That never expires either.

I trust your opinion, but I'm not sure who you are referring to?