Leather package in black - thoughts?

[steve_wilwerding]

To start, I would say that I generally loathe all-black interiors, likely from my top-down Boxster days, so I’ve been looking for Macans with black/beige interiors (chalk seems too light). However, I’ve also been looking for frozen blue Macans, and they seem to almost exclusively come with black interiors.

I saw a standard black interior at the dealer, and was put off by the dash texture, but the leather package in black seems to fix that. For those with all-black interiors, do you feel it gets too hot in the summer? Should I hold out for black/beige?

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[craz8]

I have the Black/Chalk interior, and it looks like this. This is the first car I've bought without a full black interior, and with a professionally applied interior ceramic coating, it has not been a problem to keep clean at all.

Here you can see which parts are black, and the deviated stitching on the dash. I like it

 

[shawn]

To start, I would say that I generally loathe all-black interiors, likely from my top-down Boxster days, so I’ve been looking for Macans with black/beige interiors (chalk seems too light). However, I’ve also been looking for frozen blue Macans, and they seem to almost exclusively come with black interiors.

I saw a standard black interior at the dealer, and was put off by the dash texture, but the leather package in black seems to fix that. For those with all-black interiors, do you feel it gets too hot in the summer? Should I hold out for black/beige?

This what I spec’d for my car. 18 way seats with heat and cooling. Full leather package in Chalk-beige with black seat centers. The pure chalk color is to white for me. Anyway this reverse tuxedo looks classy to me and not as dark or boring (my opinion) as all black and it blends well with the rest of the cabin as the center console, doors and dash already have both light and dark parts. The interior feels light but not too bright and feels more custom and unique.

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