Anyone in the Northeast with Natural grey interior?
I am also on the fence with the Natural Grey leather option. The extra $1510.00 buys you Porsches top grade leather but are there areas where leather is included as standard with this option that are not included with the standard leather? I ask because according to Edmunds this option includes leather on "front and rear center console side trim" as standard ? Anyone know?
Originally Posted by gradyex
I am also on the fence with the Natural Grey leather option. The extra $1510.00 buys you Porsches top grade leather but are there areas where leather is included as standard with this option that are not included with the standard leather? I ask because according to Edmunds this option includes leather on "front and rear center console side trim" as standard ? Anyone know?
Alan
I disagree...natural leather is a much higher grade of leather. Try sitting in a car with the standard vs natural leather. It just simply feels much better. I was immediately sold on getting it. I'd say that it's 98% black. Definitely makes the car feel/look much richer. Oh, and not to mention the fact that it smells so nice compared to the standard leather too.
I had natural grey in my last TT and did not order it for the one I have now. I ordered the supple leather and it has the same feel as the natural grey. I have the two tone interior with blackand slate grey.
When I ordered the natural g. they told me the only difference was that the color was permeated throughout the leather which would eliminate any discoloration due to wear. They did not indicated that the quality of the leather was any different than what they use as standeard for the cars.
When I ordered the natural g. they told me the only difference was that the color was permeated throughout the leather which would eliminate any discoloration due to wear. They did not indicated that the quality of the leather was any different than what they use as standeard for the cars.
Originally Posted by atomic80
I disagree...natural leather is a much higher grade of leather. Try sitting in a car with the standard vs natural leather. It just simply feels much better. I was immediately sold on getting it. I'd say that it's 98% black. Definitely makes the car feel/look much richer. Oh, and not to mention the fact that it smells so nice compared to the standard leather too.
Alan
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I was just in one and my good buddy Gurfein on this board ordered it right after he saw it as well. The color is amazing and it does feel like a higher grade of leather. well worth the $1400+ on the TT. No question in my mind!
I have black leather in the TT and to be honest, it isn't really black at all. It is definitely a very very dark gray. I brought a black leather ottoman outside from my living room to compare color and the ottoman is REAL black and the black seats in the car are actually a very dark gray.
Appreciate all the feedback guys, I will have to check this out in person. I really like my "stone grey" in my 997S and thought the Natural grey looks almost black. I read a post a few weeks ago here (can't rember who it was) and they were certain that the Natural Grey/Brown leather was selected from Porsche's top 10% of hides before it is treated with color? Anyhow the only way to tell is to see it in person, then judge if the extra cost is warranted? If anyone has this option in their P-Car I would love your feedback as to its quality vs standard + if any additional items in the cars interior are covered vs standard leather?
No additional items are covered if you get natural grey leather. And you did hear correctly, Porsche uses leather from the top 10% grade for natural leather. It's really subjective, IMHO. It's as if you wanted to pay extra for CF trim, aluminum trim, or to cover leather here and there. All personal preference. I liked it enough to switch from black standard leather to natural grey.
Originally Posted by atomic80
No additional items are covered if you get natural grey leather. And you did hear correctly, Porsche uses leather from the top 10% grade for natural leather. It's really subjective, IMHO. It's as if you wanted to pay extra for CF trim, aluminum trim, or to cover leather here and there. All personal preference. I liked it enough to switch from black standard leather to natural grey.




