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Hi,

I'm about to get my S2 Stagea in the next week or so, just wondering if anyone has tried seat covers for theirs. If so what type and where did you get them, online or around Adelaide. Looking to get front and rear seat as well, the 2yr old still doesn't quite know the meaning of "I've just vacuumed!"

Are these AMR seats any good for the Stagea seats??

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Anyone used seat covers on their Stag's?

lol, just stick on whatever takes your fancy, i prefer lambswool, theres leatherette ones on here somewhere that looked good or if you like the real thing auto trim ultimate @ sth melb

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There was a group buy last year sometime for Leatherette seat covers. $400 if I remember correctly - for the lot, including headrests. Bit expensive compared to other options maybe but IMO they looked pretty good. personal taste though...

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