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The arm rest shows an excessive amount of leather deterioration, despite the vehicle just having 86,000 miles on it.


Freelele

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Greetings, individuals.

I was examining a vehicle, namely a 640d 2012 model with just 86,000 miles on the odometer, with the intention of purchasing it.

However, it seems that there is significant deterioration of the leather, particularly where you rest your left elbow, since it has completely peeled off.

Is it typical for vehicles with lesser mileage to exhibit this issue? I have not seen it previously. Would it be incorrect to infer that this is a sign that the mileage could really be higher? Any information would be much appreciated.

 

Thank you very much.

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The material used in the car seats is not genuine leather, but rather bonded leather. Excessive pressure on the armrest can cause damage to it. Personally, I always place a microfiber towel on the armrest of my cars to protect it. For instance, during the summer, I always have sunscreen on, and my leather seats, which are almost white in colour, are prone to damage. I also experienced this issue in my 640d car, which had red vermillion rot leather seats. The dashboard, although made of leather, is also bonded and not of the same quality as the seats, which are made of analine nappa leather.My M4 is an upgrade and is made of merino, which closely resembles genuine leather.Furthermore, your chairs seem to be securely attached on the sides, using high-quality Dakota leather.That is to say, it is neither genuine or authentic.

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Additionally, with the M4 Merino leather, the armrest is made of genuine leather, eliminating any possibility of damage. However, I still place a big micro towel folded in half on it, which also serves as an additional cushion.A suggestion for today: consider attaching a headrest cushion to the armrest. This idea might perhaps be pitched on the television show "Dragons' Den".

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