Anonymous
04/27/2019 02:39
Subject: Re:What is your favorite car trim? Plastic, Wood, Aluminum?
Anonymous wrote:My favorite is plastic./s
REALLY OP?
Come ON!
I can tell you will have a terrible car. Cannot believe you even posted this with plastic as an option.
Ever visited build your own BMW or MB sites? Yep, this is a valid option.
Anonymous
04/27/2019 01:25
Subject: Re:What is your favorite car trim? Plastic, Wood, Aluminum?
My favorite is plastic./s
REALLY OP?
Come ON!
I can tell you will have a terrible car. Cannot believe you even posted this with plastic as an option.
REALLY OP?
Come ON!
I can tell you will have a terrible car. Cannot believe you even posted this with plastic as an option.
Anonymous
04/27/2019 01:07
Subject: What is your favorite car trim? Plastic, Wood, Aluminum?
Carbon fiber
Anonymous
04/26/2019 21:28
Subject: What is your favorite car trim? Plastic, Wood, Aluminum?
I agree with all your preferences, OP. I’ll be buying a new 2020 SUV later this year.
Anonymous
04/26/2019 03:46
Subject: What is your favorite car trim? Plastic, Wood, Aluminum?
What is your favorite trim on the dashboard, door, etc. What color and what material.
Popular examples are:
Color/texture
Brown
Black
Gray
Brushed Pattern
Glossy
Matt
Grainy
Materials
Wood
Plastic
Aluminum
I tend to favor classic wood trims. Glossy rather then matte finish. I also like piano black glossy trims but the concern is that the scratches show more. It seems that the glossy finishes add light and make car interior bigger and brighter, whereas dull interiors have opposite effect. I also think that the aluminum make the car kind of cheap looking.
I really don't like aluminum and brushed matte finished brown wood like plastics are somehow unappealing. Especially on high end cars.
What is your fav?
Popular examples are:
Color/texture
Brown
Black
Gray
Brushed Pattern
Glossy
Matt
Grainy
Materials
Wood
Plastic
Aluminum
I tend to favor classic wood trims. Glossy rather then matte finish. I also like piano black glossy trims but the concern is that the scratches show more. It seems that the glossy finishes add light and make car interior bigger and brighter, whereas dull interiors have opposite effect. I also think that the aluminum make the car kind of cheap looking.
I really don't like aluminum and brushed matte finished brown wood like plastics are somehow unappealing. Especially on high end cars.
What is your fav?