Help with 4LT order
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Instructor
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From: Huntington New York
Help with 4LT order
Haven't seen examples of most of the leather wrap options. I'm sure it's a matter of taste, but any that look particularly good with Crystal Red Metallic or particularly bad? Dealer has been talking me out of Sienna.
Racer
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From: Clinton Township Michigan
I have a 2009 CRM vert w/the light linen 4LT interior. The light linen is a very light tan - more like a cream color. I was holding out for AO w/tan when I saw my current car in the used line-up at a Chevy dealer (x-GM PEP car) and decided I had to have it. I'd post a photo, but the cream-colored leather always goes WHITE in my photos......
Enjoy,
akriggm
Enjoy,
akriggm
Instructor
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From: Massachusetts
I have 4LT Sienna with Machine Silver, and it looks great, but you wouldn't want it with Crystal Red. They just don't go together. If you really want CRM, go with one of the other 4LT colors, they would all look good. Or if you really want 4LT Sienna, go with the Cyber Grey, now THAT is a striking combo
Drifting
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From: Bothell WA
Here's my car with 4LT Dark Titanium. I think its a great combination.
Linen would go well with Crystal Red Metallic too. You need to decide if you like the contrast of the dual colors or not. If you go dual colors, then you need to decide if the linen is too light of a color for you. To me, I like the contrast, but don't think I could keep the Linen color clean. So Ebony/Dark Titanium was ideal for me.
I personally think the 4LT option is worth the cost. Many people complain about the interior quality level of Corvettes. I think the 4LT option satisfies that complaint.
- Mark
Linen would go well with Crystal Red Metallic too. You need to decide if you like the contrast of the dual colors or not. If you go dual colors, then you need to decide if the linen is too light of a color for you. To me, I like the contrast, but don't think I could keep the Linen color clean. So Ebony/Dark Titanium was ideal for me.
I personally think the 4LT option is worth the cost. Many people complain about the interior quality level of Corvettes. I think the 4LT option satisfies that complaint.
- Mark
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From: EVS CHEVROLET -Wisconsin WI
All ebony is nice, even the Linen:
or dark titanium:
if you do not go 4LT, go 2 or 3LT and get red:
we have allocation and have been ordering 2010's with flexible pricing, let me know if you need help there. Appreciate the consideration
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