3rd & 4th Generation (1992–1996 & 1997–2001)Toyota Camry Discussion for years: 1992-1996 & 1997-2001
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I like leather, but it usually doesn't age as well fabric. Also, I don't find the leather hot in the summer and cold in the winter because I don't drive bare ass.
i miss having leather seats. so much nicer. but ya do slide more and they take more work to keep then in good condition. i really like how they dont stain easily either.
I like leather, but it usually doesn't age as well fabric. Also, I don't find the leather hot in the summer and cold in the winter because I don't drive bare ass.
hmmm the bare ass part sounds intriguing...i should try it
On a camry? Keep it simple, fabric. I agree also with what someone else said about hot in the summer, and sticky. It's too humid round these parts for leather.
It's also a bitch when they get ripped, torn, burned, etc. Plus they look like shit when they get old.
agreed. to all of you who talked about fabric. leather looks better when its new. but thats about its only pro. there are a lot more cons over the fabric
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thing, and that's where the "sticky" part comes, L 
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