What happened with it?

Steve and Al got there freak on too many times in the those seats.
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The leather just didn't wear very well.

You wear that leather VERY well...

Sent from my Galaxy S3

I didn't have much trouble with my Z's leather interior


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damn... I hope eventually I get my hands on an aftermarket leather kit, which I would hope would be better made than the OEM stuff.

Seat heaters are my favorite feature when DD'ing the Z in the winter. I don't know if I can get another car without seat heaters ever again :icon17:

I love having them as well.

Since I'm not in AZ anymore, I will definitely be looking into these for my next car/DD.

Either that, or get one of those 12v plug in seat heating pads for the winter. I didn't want the Touring for the crappy Bose system, but the heated seats are worth an extra cost.

I hadn't even thought about the fact that heated seats would have been the least of your concerns when you bought the car. :roflpuke2:

They're delightful, though, and you can certainly add them, and for not too great a cost, I believe.

I'm not sure if you can put Touring seats in a base?

Is the base pre-wired to where all you'd need to do is Plug'n'Play the seats and put the switches in the center console??

I can't remember. When I had taken the seats out years back and looked at the wiring, I could have told you.

I have seat heaters in the Subie and the Vette, but while they're nice, they'd never be a necessity for me in any vehicle.

And the biggest modern option that I most openly reject is Nav. Thanks to smartphones and google maps.

I agree, Factory nav isn't worth it. But an aftermarket HU with Nav built in, and Google maps ability with phone pairing is sooo much better. For much less.

lol, or don't spend a dime and use your phone. To each their own.