rlhamil
Well-known member
- First Name
- Richard
- Joined
- Apr 1, 2020
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- Location
- Glen Burnie, Maryland
- Vehicles
- 2002 Trans Am WS6, 2007 PT Cruiser GT
- Occupation
- retired
I think that heat makes black bad; even if a Tesla can keep itself at a reasonable temperature while parked, that eats battery, unless it's on a charger.
Very light colors, even if well clean-able, will need frequent cleaning to look clean. And they might be visually distracting, simply by being brighter. IMO, a neutral gray is the best interior for a vehicle, since it encourages attention to be on the outside without the liability of a black interior.
For an RV or something with a similar role, one might want an interior including decor suitable for living in. But for something that's for travel rather than a mobile residence, IMO the interior should be optimized for driver and passengers, not residents.
Very light colors, even if well clean-able, will need frequent cleaning to look clean. And they might be visually distracting, simply by being brighter. IMO, a neutral gray is the best interior for a vehicle, since it encourages attention to be on the outside without the liability of a black interior.
For an RV or something with a similar role, one might want an interior including decor suitable for living in. But for something that's for travel rather than a mobile residence, IMO the interior should be optimized for driver and passengers, not residents.
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