Well I can tell you that cover is the bomb. That’s why I leave it on. Got it through the ford catalog. We bought the same one for our sport and after a year of her going everywhere in it, dry and muddy it looks new.
I'm quite pleased with my High OBX. However, I got the Roast/Onyx leather/vinyl with the electric seats, because I'm tall and want the increased adjustability. I can't speak to the cloth seats. However, i like the interior, i think the materials are excellent for an off road vehicle. Ive had mine for 11 montys and 15,000 miles. I find all the whining about "cheap plastic" surfaces way overdone. The vehicle has a removable roof and is designed to get wet! Chill! Its a great wearing, sharp, classy car and looks great! Compared to a Jeep, its night and day.
You're correct. Its not an SUV. 6+" less rear leg room than my F150, not much room for a modern modular car seat, child will be kicking the back of the front seat. My grand kids fit in the back of mine, but the car seat is tight!
My kids definitely complain about lack of AC in the back seats when it's hot out. We've found that angling the front vents different ways will blow back there for them, but it's a poor substitute for actually decent venting.
ayyy no bueno.
same my kids complain …. But on the plus side, it’s something they agree on, and one less thing for them to argue over. In our other vehicles they have argued over where the vents are pointing, and controlling the accessible fan speed / temp controls
this is a daily occurrence in our VW atlas right now. Constant changing the vent, temp etc. as long as it’s cool back there, I don’t care that there’s no control for them. Do you find the cold air to circulate to the back just fine?
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When it’s blasting it seems to be adequate. ( If it’s a variability factor, I’m in FL & have 4dr OBX soft top.)
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