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Caution: Frost interior
i ordered white w/ frost interior a couple weeks ago based on the pics i've seen of the frost interior. it looked very light (almost white), which was very classy. when i finally saw the frost in person a few days ago, i was shocked to to see that in person it's a very drab gray, and not white as it appears in pics.
the gray-ish color was so off putting that i was on the phone to my dealer 5 minutes later to beg him to have my color changed. unfortunately, the only interior choice for white is the frost, so i was forced to change my exterior color as well... i now have a black w/ persimmon on the way. so if you've ordered the frost interior sight unseen expecting it to appear as white as the pics, you may be disappointed. ****i should mention that i live in toronto, so this could be something exclusive to canadian Z's**** |
Must be a Canadian Z issue, There's two white Z's with black interior at my local dealership.
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White is the colour I want and the Nissan website only allows frost for the interior. Hopefully my dealer can get it changed if/when I make my order.
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ya, canadian 370's have limited interior exterior color combos, with the white exterior you can only get frost interior in canada, however i have heard of a few people making a fuss about it and have got thier specific car changed to have a different color interior than you are technically supposed to be able to get with the color of exterior they got.
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I've seen white with the persimmon interior. I have the frost in my yellow z. I wanted black, but I don't mind the frost. Getting the yellow was my main priority. I think they even call it gray here in the states.
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the limited interior/exterior combos are definitely something exclusive to canada.
the main issue here is the fact that the frost interior isn't as light (essentially white) as it appears in photos. maybe the frost interior in US Z's is actually white, but that isn't the case in canada. |
Matt,
I think what you are probably experiencing is the fact that the gray interior is of a cold versus warm hue. The persimmon is a warm hue. Warm hues are more inviting. |
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Good choice!!
I have black with persimmon and it is striking, a real head turner. I love it more every day!! |
Good decision to change the colour combo.
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We have the white/gray combo, and we enjoy it, but we also live in SoCal where it works versus a location like Seattle (reference is to the weather). I thought it would be hard to keep clean, but so far it has done well...only time will tell.
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I think you're really lucky. If you actually received what you were expecting, you'd be upset how easy the leather picks up stains and looks dirty, but the dealer wouldn't help because it's a used car then. Really light/white leather is always a bad idea, and that's why sane manufacturers (not ultra lux of course) don't offer it.
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Now I hope you don't find the Persimmon leather to be to "orangey" because it's very ORANGE and not leathery-brown at all.
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Trust me -- It looks good on a black car!! See below...
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I've seen the persimmon in real life and love it too! :tup:
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Yes, there were a few posting threads in the Canadian section of this forum about getting non-standard Canadian order color combos...while a few have said they have been promised an "exception" for their Canadian order, I have yet to see any of them post about receiving their ride and/or post a picture of their ride to prove they got what they wanted. I would be curious if you have seen or heard differently...although I'm OK with a blue exterior and a black interior (per my order) which is technically the only available combo in Canada for a blue exterior. :) |
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The frost interior interior looked like a very light gray to me in person...almost white. I liked how it looked in a white car in person. Is it really a bad idea to go frost? SoCal doesnt think so but I don't want to regret my choice later. Never saw white on black in person but the white on frost helped me choose a white car over a black one. IF i do get the white on frost, i hope it wont be a drab gray and more like a white frost like i saw. Am i gambling with a frost interior? I am starting to think i should go black interior to play it safe, but then again white on frost looks sooooo classy...in pics and in person. What do u guys think?
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It's not so bad to keep clean. You just need to go over it with a decent leather conditioner every 1-2 weeks and the alcantara is synthetic so you can febreeze it if the side panels get soiled. The color is more of a off white and looks way better than that nasty light grey silly putty color that so many companies use for their interiors.
The frost interior is the best combo. What's nice is that the carpet is still black. I never understood those vehicles that had light grey carpet or beige color carpet. Now that would look like crap in a couple of years. Black would hide stains better, but I don't plan on eating a wet burrito in my Z nor a Cherry slurpee. http://i631.photobucket.com/albums/u...1/54032bfc.jpg http://i631.photobucket.com/albums/u...1/c3504eb7.jpg |
in the pics above, the interior looks great appearing almost white... do not, however, expect it to look like that in person!
to the naked eye, the frost interior is actually a dull shade of gray imo |
I know what you mean...
I agree. Pictures on the web don't reflect the true color of the gray interior. In pictures it looks white, in person it's a light gray. The only difference is this worked out great for me, because I wanted a black Z, but didn't want a super white interior. I preferred something more grayish than white. After seeing one in person, I was sold.
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