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Originally Posted by Angrybird 12
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Those things don't matter to me. I went to a Chevy dealership with cash and a trade in hand intending to buy a Camaro, and left shaking my head telling myself there was no way I could pay $40k for a car with that bad of an interior, regardless of how cool it looked or how fun it was to drive.
To me, the interior is the most important part of the car, because that's the part that you deal with and see every day. The performance is second for me, because as much as I love having cars with great low end torque, my car will probably never see a track as long as I own it.
The exterior and performance get me in the door looking at a car, but the interior sells it (or makes me pass in the case of the Camaro). For someone using a car as a daily driver, interior design, materials used, and ergonomics are critically important to get right.