Beige/Cream Leather (BMW)
Discussion
Thinking of a 335i and the car I'm interested in has cream leather - always had black leather in my cars so have a quick question regarding interior up keep.
Whilst I'm happy to clean the leather each week (by this I mean using a wipe of sorts!) - is this type of colour a nightmare to keep clean?
Mostly I'm worried by the fact that I often wear jeans and am paranoid the leather will go blue over time !
(PS this question is being asked in the context that it is a sub-question to my wider research around engine reliability)
Thanks in advance.
Whilst I'm happy to clean the leather each week (by this I mean using a wipe of sorts!) - is this type of colour a nightmare to keep clean?
Mostly I'm worried by the fact that I often wear jeans and am paranoid the leather will go blue over time !
(PS this question is being asked in the context that it is a sub-question to my wider research around engine reliability)
Thanks in advance.
Thanks for the responses.
The car is black, priced ok and has the spec I want apart from the black leather.
It's to part ex my wifes GTI against (subject to getting an acceptable change over cost and a test drive etc), so will frequently be used to shuffle the kiddies around (but typically they're very good at not damaging the car).
My other half isn't too keen on car due to the leather - but it sounds like keeping it looking beige/cream is possible...so doesn't sound like a deal breaker?
The car is black, priced ok and has the spec I want apart from the black leather.
It's to part ex my wifes GTI against (subject to getting an acceptable change over cost and a test drive etc), so will frequently be used to shuffle the kiddies around (but typically they're very good at not damaging the car).
My other half isn't too keen on car due to the leather - but it sounds like keeping it looking beige/cream is possible...so doesn't sound like a deal breaker?
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