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Another thumbs up for the OEM all-weather ones. They'll always look like new, and the white 'Porsche' letters look great. And as mentioned, they don't look industrial at all. I wouldn't put those ugly trucklike WeatherTechs even if they came with one of those girls for the weekend. But yes, it'd be tempting. Ha ha.
+1. Andrew is definitely THE mat man! Other examples of his handiwork include, as I recall, the mats unotaz commissioned for his R.
These are the gold standard IMO.
(photo credit to unotaz)
A similar design:
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You obviously wouldn't use these particular mats to get you through a North Dakota winter, but a Palm Springs concours? Mais bien sur!
Mats can, for just a few hundred bucks, dramatically change the look of the interior. Thus, there's great visual bang-for-the buck with mats, something that can't always be said of Porsche's own interior options, some of which cost a fortune and yet are totally imperceptible to the uninitiated.
Personally, I've been *very* disappointed with WeatherTech products. Customer service and quality. Never again.
I've had Coco Mats made for two cars; one vintage and my 981. Both have been fantastic. They have a great look and are super practical. Coco Mats have about a ba-zillion combinations of materials and colors and each order is custom made, so you can have something that's unique to your car. Can't recommend them highly enough.
12-08-2017, 01:32 PM
. But yes, it'd be tempting. Ha ha.
