Dunn VAG Happy said:
Now Autoglym leather cleaner and conditioning balm had kept the leather interior in my Audi perfect and that had 156000 miles on when i parted with it in July. Again with the correct care you wont see any problems with the leather seats. Remember they design car seats to take a lot of sliding in and out of and stitch and join fabric so it doesnt do that. So in my opinion Tell its wrong to assume that they will split.
Years back, must have been 98/99, I bought a Calibra turbo with leather interior, got it 4yrs old on 70k, in immaculate condition, sold it six years later on about 130k, leather still in great nick, with zero splits, rips or tears..
Did the entire interior with the autoglym stuff every month.. Kept it lovely..
Ha, it reminds me actually, girl I was seeing at the time had these really expensive designer black leather knee boots, I praised the autoglym so much, one wknd she used it on her boots, the leather went so soft every time she wore them they just collapsed into a heap around her ankles and she stopped wearing them and binned them in the end... Pmsl.
Still think the matt black is nicer than the chrome.
