Black w/wheat or Black w/Graphite
Originally Posted by DaCurryman
When I told one of my sales reps that I was interested in wheat, he started pushing the graphite saying that wheat is a bad choice...he kept saying if i get my jeans wet, the color would bleed and leave blue spots all over the wheat interior. Personally, I havent seen my jeans bleed any color and is this really an issue w/ the wheat interior. I admit, it's a bit harder to keep clean, but he makes it sound like getting wheat is a death wish.
If it's that bad with wheat, then stone is going to be equally bad. Hope his allocations are all graphite from now on.
I know when I considered an M, the wheat there was pretty light, and it was going to need a more frequent cleaning than graphite. I've only seen the G wheat at night, but from there and pics, it seems a bit darker.
Originally Posted by DaCurryman
When I told one of my sales reps that I was interested in wheat, he started pushing the graphite saying that wheat is a bad choice...
My local dealer had a model with the graphite and rosewood ready for purchase but it didn't jive with me. The lexus I was looking at had the same color combination, but the lexus wood had a clearcoat finish that looked great with black. The Infiniti rosewood was somewhat dull and looked unfinished in comparison.
My wife wasn't too crazy about the G35 interior until she saw graphite w/ washi but my sales rep. said he liked the wood better than the Washi. I guess, it's just a matter of preference.
If you have the chance, I would go look at the car in person. Pictures can be somewhat misleading.
Haha...this was on unveiling night, before he even had any in stock. My main thing with wheat is 'cause I want the rosewood and think the combo is hot. Plus I hate burning my @$$ when getting into a dark leather interior in the summer. I'm hoping having wheat (or even stone) would help with this.
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