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May 21, 2005 | 01:15 AM

John007

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My Ride: 2005 E60 BMW 525i - BIRTHDAY- 11/04 - EXTERIOR- Amethyst Gray Metallic. INTERIOR- Beige Dakota Leather w/Dark Poplar Grain Wood. OPTIONS- Automatic Transmission, Premium Package, Cold Weather Package, 6-disc CD changer, Bluetooth using Verizon Raza V3c phone, SIRIUS Satellite Radio. ADD-ON's- 545i Chrome Grill, Euro Red Reflectors, Factory all-weater matts & Factory Coat-Hanger.

I read somewhere on this site that people where told my there dealers that the tan all weather mat because they scuff? Anyone have them and do they scuff bad???? I have tan int. and wanted to get the tan all weather (when I got the car 3 black's where in my trunk, but I'm missing the drivers side so have to get a new set) and was wondering how they hold up/scuff.

May 21, 2005 | 01:29 AM

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Originally Posted by John007' date='May 21 2005, 10:15 AM

I read somewhere on this site that people where told my there dealers that the tan all weather mat because they scuff?? Anyone have them and do they scuff bad????? I have tan int. and wanted to get the tan all weather (when I got the car 3 black's where in my trunk, but I'm missing the drivers side so have to get a new set) and was wondering how they hold up/scuff.

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I have tan all weather mats in the winter. The look nice, much better than black if you have beige interior as I have. When the weather is getting better I change to beige velour mats. They look very nice too.

The all weather mats are easy to clean, and with swedish winters that's a must...

May 21, 2005 | 03:43 AM

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I have tan all weather mats in the winter. The look nice, much better than black if you have beige interior as I have. When the weather is getting better I change to beige velour mats. They look very nice too.

The all weather mats are easy to clean, and with swedish winters that's a must...

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So they don't get scuffed? I read a post here that a few people where told by there dealers not to get the beige because they scuff a lot? I was thinking of maybe using them year-round. Also would black look all that bad since the dash is black? I have the 3 black in my trunk I have to get off my lazy butt and see how they look when I get out of work today....