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I'll second that! When I arrived to pick up the Taco, I did a double take on the NOT so Burbon colored seats, I'm used to them now, but I think Toyota should call the color Mud brown.
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@EOD Guy, I saw this posted on an Ineos and thought you might like what they did with a black/grey interior for some inspiration. This wasn't inexpensive, 90 hours @$70/hr plus materials. Very well done in my opinion. I would want to retain the heated and cooled seats in the LC if I were to try something like this.
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Same, the color looks nice, diamond is a little too busy for me.
I have always been a fan of darker interiors. But be careful with hand sanitizer or anything with high alcohol content. Hand wipes etc... found out the hard way and had re-die a leather area. This would apply to all leather and soft-tex but can mess up black leather and steering wheels quickly.
Here is a nice one with black exterior and creme interior in Dubai.
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also no lumbar on passenger, a little disappointed in that. Ive had to hear several complaints from the other half about it.
That's really nice. I like my black on black but it does feel like a cave sometimes
The tan is a nice contrast. Most notably with a black exterior. And Toyota did it right by mixing black accents with it.
However, the black over black with silver stitching/ gray stitching really is elegant, sporty, and timeless and easy to maintain over the long run.
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