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Katzkin leather will transform your car or truck interior
August 2, 2013
12:15 AM MST
Upgrading to a leather interior isn’t always about feel, wear, and possibly staying cooler. With Katzkin leather interiors, it’s a visual styling
upgrade as well. Base model or budget vehicles rarely have leather seats but thanks to Katzkin’s excellent customer service and quality
Check out the difference!
J.K. for San Jose Cars Examiner
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installation, it makes for a spectacular interior styling.
I had the good fortune of arranging for a relative to have Katzkin’s top-of-the-line interior installed in a 2010 Subaru Impreza sedan with
heated seats. Be sure to look at the before and after pictures for the dramatic upgrade. Katzkin was absolutely excellent in the
communication and coordination of the process with professional installation by ATD – Auto Trim Design in Tukwila, WA.
Katzkin was founded in 1983 and in 1986 manufactured its first custom leather interior for the Honda Accord. As of 1998, the interiors are
manufactured in Montebello, CA and Malaysia with their partner, DK-Schweizer who is a supplier of leather interiors for Asian and
European automotive manufactures.
Katzkin has an impressive list of relationships such as an official leather supplier for Ford Motor Company and Shelby American, Inc.
They are the only tested and approved leather seat accessory for Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, Ram & Fiat vehicles. Additionally, Katzkin is
also the exclusive supplier for Carmax and AutoNation in Florida. They do not offer interior packages for makes that come exclusively
with leather.
MSRP is $1,995 for the factory –style, the next level is Katzkin Design for $2,195 and then “Design Your Own” for even more options.
Keep in mind, this a permanent modification that looks amazing for many years or even decades that you’re aware of the entire time
you’re in the car. A well matched leather interior arguably has the most appeal of any modification, and definitely the most intimate.
J.K. for San Jose Cars Examiner
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If you’re considering leather seating in your upcoming or current vehicle, visit Katzkin at www.katzkin.com and try the Interior Selector
for some very cool design ideas for a custom and classic look.
Robert Eckaus
San Jose Cars Examiner
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