Seen it and love it, in both the Cherokee and GC. You will be happy with itl
Photos of/thoughts on Vesuvius blue/brown interior?
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The flash makes the blue a bit more overstated than it really is. Wife's Cherokee looks good in the blue/brown interior.
the flash is what scared me!
Yeah, most photos with the flash made me doubt my choice. But I think in natural light it will look sweet.![]()
The flash makes the blue a bit more overstated than it really is. Wife's Cherokee looks good in the blue/brown interior.
I know this is kind of an old thread, but those pictures just don't do the Vesuvio justice. No offense to the person who provided those pics, I just thought I could add to the greatness with some shots I took as well, it is such a pretty color scheme after all.
For anyone who hasn't yet ordered the Vesuvio (not 'Vesuvius') interior, I highly recommend it. It feels like a step above the black interior, and adds a luxurious safari-type look and feel with the brown accents and contrasting colors. Here are some shots I got the day I brought it home that don't have a flash, and it does a good job showing how the blue is not obnoxious and overstated. It also shows the appropriate dullness of the high-quality leather, as we all know leather is not supposed to be shiny. The blue is nice because it looks light in the day and dark at night, and the brown accents add a cool safari-like presence and a good earth color contrast. Brown is my favorite color though, so I admit that I am biased in that regard. I also like the embossed Jeep logo just below the front seat headrests.
The color scheme is very unique and original; there is nothing else like it in any other car. Plus, it's high-quality, soft, perforated Napa leather—I believe the Napa leather with the Limited's "Luxury" package is a premium option not available in any other comparable vehicle in the non-luxury crossover class. In fact, Napa leather is often an upgrade choice in the luxury brands, and the next-higher option typically offered is semi-aniline leather or similar, and so on.
I have more pictures if anyone wants them. Or they should all be in my albums.
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For anyone who hasn't yet ordered the Vesuvio (not 'Vesuvius') interior, I highly recommend it. It feels like a step above the black interior, and adds a luxurious safari-type look and feel with the brown accents and contrasting colors. Here are some shots I got the day I brought it home that don't have a flash, and it does a good job showing how the blue is not obnoxious and overstated. It also shows the appropriate dullness of the high-quality leather, as we all know leather is not supposed to be shiny. The blue is nice because it looks light in the day and dark at night, and the brown accents add a cool safari-like presence and a good earth color contrast. Brown is my favorite color though, so I admit that I am biased in that regard. I also like the embossed Jeep logo just below the front seat headrests.
The color scheme is very unique and original; there is nothing else like it in any other car. Plus, it's high-quality, soft, perforated Napa leather—I believe the Napa leather with the Limited's "Luxury" package is a premium option not available in any other comparable vehicle in the non-luxury crossover class. In fact, Napa leather is often an upgrade choice in the luxury brands, and the next-higher option typically offered is semi-aniline leather or similar, and so on.
I have more pictures if anyone wants them. Or they should all be in my albums.
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