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Curious on this.
Maybe I'm just showing my age, but I have always liked leather seats. So, is it just my perception, or have they become LESS common (in new cars) of late? When looking/browsing on car sales, I often filter by features. I've noticed that even when filtered by all the latest features, only a fraction of the cars selected will have leather seats. Is this a case of changing tastes? Perhaps a reflection of more Vegan/Vegetarian tastes? Or has leather become so comparatively expensive, that's it reserved for only the top-level trim, on high-end models or luxury brands? Also, Heated Seats? Even 20 years ago these were becoming common on many imported brands, especially European, American, and Japanese. But now I find they're less common than all the latest tech wizardry.
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