Agreed. I am sometimes amazed at the nitpicking, especially about interiors. You want a black interior? Go buy an Audi. Go get seat covers. The contrast stitching is what will make other people notice the Bronco isn't just some Chevy truck or a Hyundai SUV. You don't like the Navy Pier? I'll swap with you. It has a look that will still look classy 50 years from now when my kids or grandkids are driving it. ???
Whatever helps you sleep at night.
Exactly my situation..... you lose carpeted floors when you switch to BL too. Unless you opt for leather.
Orange trim is not a deal breaker for me, but if there were choices, I wouldn't pick orange.
AT LEAST BADLANDS GETS BLACK
Cyber Orange, Carbonized and Area 51 were my three choices from those available since day one. I'd already been thinking about how to integrate them so having the orange as part of the trim by default on the Badlands was a bonus to me.
I"m not a color coordinated kind of person. Which of the Bronco colors goes with orange interior trim?
All of them. I made a long winded post about color theory on here somewhere. The orange trim doesn't technically clash with any of the exterior colors. It's just different to what is traditionally used in the automotive world and some people don't care for that.
Here let me paint your walls a nice cactus grey, then put a mixed saddle couch in there with grabber blue lamps. Oh, and the stitching in the couch is grabber blue.Just more artsy types trying to tell us what we are supposed to like.
I see you also have the electrical provision for the hydraulic ceiling mounted "dancing" pole.
