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Has anyone seen an Ocean Coast interior? Any photos?
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I saw it when it was "Lunar Rock", which I think was a more fitting name. Looks great, but more gray than white to me.Has anyone seen an Ocean Coast interior? Any photos?
I saw it at Agua Dolce but did not get any pictures.I saw it when it was "Lunar Rock", which I think was a more fitting name. Looks great, but more gray than white to me.
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I drove a yellow R1T with ocean coast interior. Cloudy day. It is a nice shade of not quite white white. Very sharp. The light wood is nice, not as whitewashed as pictures might make it seem. Nice natural ash finish.Has anyone seen an Ocean Coast interior? Any photos?
That is one reason why I thought about going with the Explore package, but I would like at least some video or real pictures of an Explore trim first. And add in the Adventure would come earlier.I would like the Ocean Coast seats and center console with the rest being Black Mountain. That would be awesome.
Given the Ocean Coast theme, I have always assumed they were going for a sun-bleached driftwood look.I didn't like Ocean Coast due to the wood, it is very unnatural in my opinion. Almost looks bleached/pickled. It is definitely not a natural wood look I had expected.
I agree. The colors also remind me of a sandy beach.Given the Ocean Coast theme, I have always assumed they were going for a sun-bleached driftwood look.
It’s not so white in person. In person it looks like ash wood. Gives nice contrast to the whiter colour of the upholsteryI didn't like Ocean Coast due to the wood, it is very unnatural in my opinion. Almost looks bleached/pickled. It is definitely not a natural wood look I had expected.
I can imagine that. What I really want to know, if anyone has seen it, is:The lighter color contrasts the darker trims nicely and just gives the entire vehicle a much more luxurious feel.