Good point, David! Comfort and practicality often weigh heavily in the decision-making process for many buyers.
Speaking of practicality, I can imagine white interiors requiring frequent cleaning. Does anyone know if that affects how often people buy this combination?
Yeah, exactly! I wouldn’t want to stress over stains if I had a white interior. For that reason alone, I think a lot of buyers might hesitate.
I see both sides here. While it can enhance a car’s appeal, if resale is a concern, practicality has to be a consideration. If you plan to keep it for years, it might not matter as much.
It’s a classic combo, yet I wonder how it lowers the car’s investment potential over time. Perhaps it may become more niche with future buyers? Definitely a thought worth pondering.
So true! Trends often shift, and what seems appealing today might not hold as much value in the future. Keeps the resale game interesting!
I think we should rename this combo to ‘The Tuxedo.’ Looks sharp but takes extra care! Hope it’s as timeless as it feels! Could be the best of both worlds if maintained.
Haha! ‘The Tuxedo’! That’s hilarious! But really, if someone is meticulous about their car, this combo can be stunning and valuable despite minor drawbacks.