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Loosen Up, North America Interior colors and materials need more zipLoosen Up, North America Interior colors and materials need more zip
Europeans are colorful and flamboyant, Americans are conservative, and the Japanese are even more reserved. If you're talking about people, that's an overly broad generalization. But if you're talking about automotive interior fabrics and design, it's doubtful you'll get many arguments.Step into any typical American or Japanese vehicle sold in the U.S. and the interior color and fabric choices run
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