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"Porsche isn't just taking old interior materials and simply putting them back in production, either. Textiles like corduroy, the houndstooth-esque Pepita, and even the psychedelic Pasha pattern will be redesigned with what Porsche calls "cutting-edge material characteristics" to ensure they hold up as well any new interior trimming."
I guess they are kind of admitting that the interior materials they have used in the past were substandard, even for the era.
"Porsche isn't just taking old interior materials and simply putting them back in production, either. Textiles like corduroy, the houndstooth-esque Pepita, and even the psychedelic Pasha pattern will be redesigned with what Porsche calls "cutting-edge material characteristics" to ensure they hold up as well any new interior trimming."
I guess they are kind of admitting that the interior materials they have used in the past were substandard, even for the era.
Aside from textiles being better/more durable than decades before, today, vehicles must meet requirements for flammability, etc. Don't take it personally if you have an old car.
06-26-2019, 02:39 PM
Porsche Bringing Back Pasha?
