The All-Weather Mats are Niice.

Yay! I ordered the All_Weather mats yesterday thru PChat - $90. Is the cargo area all weather available or did you get thru the Port/dealer? None were available when my car went thru. I did not want to get the mismatched carpet mats as well. Quality and colors...

 

What color are they? I want a Bisque interior and I am hearing the Toyota mats will be black, whether carpet or all-weather. Sounds awful to me. If they are, I would probably wait for WeatherTech mats to come out in tan.

 

i am thinking i am going to have to get the all weather mats. i contacted weathertech and they said maybe 6 months before they have the floorliners.

 

That's bad news. I have front and rear WeatherTech liners in our TCH and they are outstanding!!! I am sold on WeatherTech, they're worth it IMO.

 

Toyota all weather mats are great, but the Weathertech's look a lot easier to clean. I am getting the Toyota one for the front and the Weathertech cargo mat for the back. Apparently the cargo mat is already available. Weathertech doesn't have all of those deep grooves to clean.

 

I bought the all weather cargo mat for the 2010 for $77.40 (including free shipping) from Conquest Auto.

"Order Details - Jun 3, 2009 12:44 PM PDT
Shipping Status Qty Item Price Shipped 1 2010-2011 Toyota Prius All Weather Cargo Mat Black - PT908-47101-02 $77.40"
http://www.conquestauto.com/servlet/StoreFront

I was quoted a price of $200 in the auto parts department in the Toyota dealership. I said, "For Just The Cargo Mat", and he said yes. I think the true retail is $99. They had none in stock but offered to order one in.

 

I love the deep grooves in mine. They allow you to place stuff in the trunk (or snow/mud covered boots when seated), and allows the muck to collect in those grooves, keeping your stuff dry, or shoes drier...

I ordered the "Port Installed" All Weather mats, which are actually a 6 piece set (one for each outboard seating position, and a 2-piece truck liner) and retail for $199, 'installed". I know that these are only available in the black (or grayish-black) rubber color. While the carpeted floor mats do come in three different shades, the ones that are designed to go with the Bisque interior are a very dark gray or black color, as detailed elsewhere on the forum.

I used to have Weathertechs in my old car, and can vouch for their quality. They are the only aftermarket brand I would consider if I needed to replace my OEM ones.

 

Am I wrong or do your rear floor mats need to be rotated 180 degrees? Maybe I'm the one that's wrong, but my original carpets were opposite of yours (the angled part should be facing forward?) so I did that with my all-weather mats. Maybe I have them backwards?

 

Mine go the other way in my backseat... Paradox, I thought that this was my car, as I also have a V in Blizzard with those mats.. Then after reading Huskers last post, I realized that yours were in backwards, and I suppose I should assume that you did not steal my pictures...

 

After reading all these comments, I think I'll just take my WeatherTechs from my '04 and put 'em in my '10 when it arrives, I believe they'll fit.

 

You're right, the dark gray- black floor mats for the 2010 are awful. I'm trying to get the dealer to replace them, but they told me i got what is available. The accessories page of the Toyota website show 'color coordinated' floor mats- maybe they are only for Gen II? The strange thing is that the cargo mat is Bisque.
Frank