Tan Interior, Don't Like it.
 

I bought a 2k2 maxima white with tan interior. I don't like the tan but i wanted a white maxima. It is cloth interior. Any suggestions on making it so i like it better. Does tan leather look much better than the cloth? Would maybe a dash kit change my mind about it, I was thinking aluminum cause I don't like the fake wood look? Anyone have tan color that likes it? THX for any advice in advance.

I went from tan cloth to tan leather in my 96 maxima. I hated the tan at first but now that I have leather I love it. Tan looks nice to me, the only down side is it gets dirty quick. I think if you get leather you will like it a lot more.

This is "frost leather". This picture is looks lighter than it really is. Maybe you can go aftermarket leather.

http://images.cardomain.com/installs...823_6_full.jpg

Damn!
 

Frost interior looks NICE!!!

So much better than either Black or Tan.

But if i had to choose between black or tan, i'd go with tan cause i don't like all black interior. It feels confined.

Get some aftermarket leather, that will make you happy.

i have tan cloth alos and i hate it.. makes the car look dirty no matter how much u clean it.. but i guess i just have to live with it until i can change the color of it.. but i try'd like a dark color titainum paint on the dash moldings and door switches and they don't look to bad.. i also try'd silver i dunno about some ppl but silver and tan just don't mix.. heres a pic of wut mine looks like..
http://images.cardomain.com/installs.../216876_75.jpg

bigger pic
http://images.cardomain.com/installs...76_75_full.jpg
diffrent view
http://images.cardomain.com/installs...76_72_full.jpg

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Holy sh!t! I wish you wouldn't have done that.:eek:

That's beautiful. 100% better than my ****y FROST cloth.

Anyone planning on going with aftermarket leather to replace their FROST OEM leather and reasonably close to AZ, SHOOT ME AN EMAIL!

Yeah, tan cloth is a P.I.T.A to keep clean. I had dark cloth in my Y2K and it felt a lot more closed in than my new ride. Seriously, good aftermarket seats are sometimes even better than the factory ones (and cheaper too!)