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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Cars / July 20092008 crown victora question
Two questions. Looking at slightly used crown victorias, and have two questions regarding the leather. Can I still get the newer model crown vics without leather? seems cloth is a dying option, and i do not want leather. Second question, some leather have heated seats and others don't... why would these cars be made with leather seats and have heat as an option? or am i missing something on the switch... Can't help you on the availabilty of options... However.... there is nothing in this world quite as cold as a leather seat on a sub-zero day... > Two questions. > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > would these cars be made with leather seats and have heat as an option? or > am i missing something on the switch... Or quite as hot when sitting on one when the car has been closed and it is 100+ in the sun. > Can't help you on the availabilty of options... > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > would these cars be made with leather seats and have heat as an option? or > > am i missing something on the switch... 100+ ???? Are you nuts??? I can't even handle 75F... I don't think I could live in a place that makes you feel like you need a shower 15 minutes after you took one.... -30... now there's a nice temp. Not so cold you can't roll the window down some.... but cold enough to make you appreciated heated seats.... > 100+ ???? Are you nuts??? I can't even handle 75F... > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > -30... now there's a nice temp. Not so cold you can't roll the window down > some.... but cold enough to make you appreciated heated seats.... -30!! Is that centigrade or Fahrenheit? That not the case if one has automatic climate control and remote start. ;) Or quite as hot when sitting on one when the car has been closed and it is 100+ in the sun. On Jul 12, 2:52 pm, "Jim Warman" <mecha...@telusplanet.net> wrote: > Can't help you on the availabilty of options... > [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > or > > am i missing something on the switch... Not everyone has those... not everyone wants those.... For one of your other replies.... there isn't anything intrinsically wrong with leather seats.... some folks just don't like them.... I prefer buffalo meat (well, moose first if it isn't too willowy) - that doesn't mean everyone else is going to share my choices. My wife decided on leather couches (that's a chesterfield in Canada)... I would have preferred something different.... > That not the case if one has automatic climate control and remote start. > ;) [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] >> > or >> > am i missing something on the switch... Again, that not the case if one has automatic climate control and remote start. ;) > Can't help you on the availabilty of options... > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >> would these cars be made with leather seats and have heat as an option? >> or am i missing something on the switch... > Can't help you on the availabilty of options... > > However.... there is nothing in this world quite as cold as a leather > seat on a sub-zero day... I'd have to say that vinyl seats are worse. Much worse. >> Can't help you on the availabilty of options... >> >> However.... there is nothing in this world quite as cold as a leather >> seat on a sub-zero day... > > I'd have to say that vinyl seats are worse. Much worse. do they even make crown vics with vinyl? except the police interceptors in the rear seats? One can order a CV with cloth seats. Go see the Fleet Sales Manager at your local Ford dealership. He can order a CV for you using the dealerships fleet code number, that is use to order there rental and "loner" cars. You are not eligible to obtain the fleet discount, of $900, of course but you can order a CV and opt for any of the numerous free standing options available on a CV. When I was in retail I did that often, to get options not normally available to retail buyers, on vehicle that are eligible for fleet sales. The car arrives at the dealership with a fleet MSRP, but the dealership is charged back the discount on the quarterly when it is reported sold as a "Retail" sale at the time of sale >>> Can't help you on the availabilty of options... >>> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > do they even make crown vics with vinyl? except the police interceptors > in the rear seats? >Two questions. > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >would these cars be made with leather seats and have heat as an option? > or am i missing something on the switch... Because some of them are sold in Arizona? >> Two questions. >> [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Because some of them are sold in Arizona? Sure, I guess I should have added this is a canadian car, and was originally sold in canada. Heated seats were an option, as were heated/cooled seats. The later, have the perforated leather seating surface. What's wrong with leather? Every car I have owned in the past ten years have leather. >>> Two questions. >>> [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > Sure, I guess I should have added this is a canadian car, and was > originally sold in canada. > Heated seats were an option, as were heated/cooled seats. The later, have > the perforated leather seating surface. [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] >> Sure, I guess I should have added this is a canadian car, and was >> originally sold in canada. well i guess theres nothing wrong with it, I have a mustang with leather seats in it, but if i were to get another one, i would want cloth. my crown vic has cloth, and i want cloth again. the leather wears very nice, is easy to clean, and looks good... but i just find it quite hot in the summer time, and not as comfortable as the cloth. Wifes car too has leather, but i don't drive that often enough to make an opinion... its quite a different leather than the ford leather... (its a honda)... ford leather always seems more like vinyl to me... for some reason |
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