Motor Trades Insight recently interviewed Ernst Reim, chief interior designer for Ford Motor Company's Europe division, to learn about what inspires and motivates his designs. His answers offer insight into the materials, architecture and design cues of Ford's latest interiors; and hint to what we can expect in the future. … [Read more...] about An Interview with Ford’s Chief Designer
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Upholstery Gives NV Inmates 2nd Chance
The Las Vegas Review-Journal recently published an interesting article on how authorities in Nevada are using automotive vocational training in crafts like upholstery to prepare inmates at the Southern Desert Correctional Center for a second chance at life on the outside. … [Read more...] about Upholstery Gives NV Inmates 2nd Chance
Lectra Versalis: Katzkin’s Secret Weapon
Think of how long it takes to pattern, cut and sew a full set of seat covers at your auto upholstery shop. Now consider this: Katzkin Leather Interiors, Inc. boasts a same-day turnaround time and is about to get even faster. … [Read more...] about Lectra Versalis: Katzkin’s Secret Weapon
Rolls-Royce: Most Extreme Requests
Business Insider recently profiled the three most extreme requests from Rolls-Royce owners. And guess what? They're all interior customizations. … [Read more...] about Rolls-Royce: Most Extreme Requests
Why Do People Still Love Convertible Tops?
In his latest article for Toronto's The Globe and Mail, car columnist Peter Cheney compares convertible tops to spray tans and breast implants. They "aren’t the best idea," he writes, "but we want them anyway." In terms of engineering, safety and practicality, Cheney is correct. Convertible cars make no rational sense. But every driver I know still dreams of owning one. What … [Read more...] about Why Do People Still Love Convertible Tops?
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