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Same.I definitely liked the lighter wood look better, but I still like this more than FE or BM.
You can tell the white balance is off on all the images. Just take a look at the screen and see how yellowish it is.The seats look more gray but WOW that steering wheel looks WHITE...
From what I recall the screen color is off in real life.You can tell the white balance is off on all the images. Just take a look at the screen and see how yellowish it is.
The OC is pale light gray.
Would you ever buy the white interior in the Tesla?Ocean Coast is going to be the most challenging interior to maintain due to all the stitching and perforation in the light colored seats. Wiping any dirt or grease will likely result in it visibly getting wedged in these crevices and may be tricky to remove with regular cleaning methods. I expect treating the seats with a ceramic product would help, but I personally have some health concerns about dousing a hot passenger cabin with chemicals that get more or less zero safety oversight. Obviously the black and green seats will have the same issues, but should be less visible. For us, the speaker grills and ultra white steering wheel are a minor annoyance that just tip the scale into not liking it enough to deal with the added risk / effort. Will likely be going for FE instead, which now feels worth it due to the brown wood.
The white in the 3 and Y are relatively easy to maintain because they aren't perforated and have no stitching. Also the seats are SO bright, that they match the white plastic trim really well.Would you ever buy the white interior in the Tesla?