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Has anyone purchased a 2016 with the Jet Black Interior and Red Stitching option? If so, any pics to share? I'm interested in this combo and would like to see some real world pictures. The GM build it site does not add the option into the corresponding pictures.
I was at a car show recently and saw a 2014 red convertible with black interior. He had the top down and I noticed he had red stitching on the interior. Seats, doors, dash, everything. I said I didn't know that was an option and he said it wasn't, that he had dyed every stitch by hand. It looked amazing with the red car.
The GM site WAS doing this for the 2016's... However, right now I can't get it to select any option on any browser.
The GM build it site allows me to select the red stitching option and the $395 cost is added. However the interior pictures of the Jet Black interior doesn't change and show the red stitching.
I have it on my 2016 with comp seats. Basically it's perimeter stitching with accents on the dash, doors, and center console as you've seen in the other pics.
Here are some iPhone shots of the seats...not the greatest quality shots, but you'll get the idea.
I have it on my 2016 with comp seats. Basically it's perimeter stitching with accents on the dash, doors, and center console as you've seen in the other pics.
Here are some iPhone shots of the seats...not the greatest quality shots, but you'll get the idea.
Great pics. Thanks for sharing! I think this option would look great matched up with Long Beach Red.
The GM build it site allows me to select the red stitching option and the $395 cost is added. However the interior pictures of the Jet Black interior doesn't change and show the red stitching.
Yeah... works for yellow, but not for red. Strange.... website bug.
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