Always interesting to review trends in the Auto Interior industry, which is a key market  for Freeman Schwabe & SCHWABE USA cutting presses.

This post includes extracts from an article in The Car Connection outlining the “Best in New car interiors of 2017”.

The Car Connection gives points to cars …” that provide good comfort for the number of seat belts allotted, they need to offer terrific utility given their intended missions and there needs to be exhibited a close attention to detail in terms of textures, materials, features, and conveniences”.

“Bentley merits a second mention here for its flagship four-door, which coddles like few other vehicles on earth. At over $300,000, it should be fancy—after all, this is a list of the best interiors on the market.”

“The BMW wows us with its abilities, yet it never overwhelms. Moreover, there’s not a bad seat in the house and BMW is finally learning how to tastefully offer some exotic and daring interior trims and shades”.

“There are nice materials and some interesting color options available on the Pacifica, and its controls are logically-arrayed, but what really sets it apart is how well it handles passengers and their cargo”.

Jeep Grand Cherokee Summit “Gorgeous semi-aniline leather, open pore wood, and even plastics tinted in unusual shades help the Grand Cherokee stand out in a sea of average SUVs and crossovers”

Mercedes-Benz GLS S Class “There isn’t a more luxurious way to tote three rows of passengers that we know of, especially when you’ve worked your way through the options list to build up a GLS with fine trim and leather that seems more appropriate for a saddle than a car “

Range Rover ” There are few cars on the market that offer the Autobiography model’s level of opulence, but even the standard Range Rover’s cabin is a special place”.