For Trade 2010 Prius II, Winter Gray ext with Misty Gray int, no packages

my dash looks black to me is that what your looking for? I didn't know they made a lighter color interor than what mine has, i have the winter grey and dark grey/black inside.

 

lol you got me all confused, But the pic has leather seats so it's hard for me to tell compared to cloth. is there a way to tell by looking at the sticker?

My window sticker says WINTER GRAY METALLIC/DRKCHRCL/ASH/DR

 

Interesting. I actually thought about similar trade. I have blizzard pearl with dark grey but I wanted the Bisque. I thought about posting a trade but dark grey is growing on me now.

Anyway, just to help everyone. Here are pictures of 3 different interior color. Misty Grey, Dark Grey and Bisque.

Misty Grey is charactorized by contrasting dark black/grey dash top, door insert and center console lid but very light grey else where.

Dark Grey is mono tone. Dark grey everywhere except black dash top.

Bisque is typical tan/beige interior with dark grey/black dash top.

 

Ok you answered my question, mine is like the middle picture. Thanks for your time.

 

I would be, but i agree with you i wouldn't like the light color. I would be interested in a trade if someone was willing to give me incentive for taking a color we both don't like. i don't make much money so i'm not a picky person at all because i can't afford to be. also i doubt you would want to go from a car with 2,000 miles to one with 8,000

 

Before trading the car, I'd look into seat covers + painting accents on the door etc which match the seats. I'm in the process of doing this on a 2009 on which I didn't like the gray interior.

My seat covers are by Katzkin -- more expensive than some, but tremendous quality. I chose a very light "bone" color.

If you're going with something other than a matching gray leather, you can color other interior surfaces to complement the seat color. I've worked with a paint shop which assures me the door panels can be painted if (1) absolutely clean - particularly of any silicone treatments, (2) the panel is first painted with the right primer, and (3) the right paint is used over the primer. Paint shop says a number of aftermarket auto/truck shops use this approach with success.

In my case, I think I'm painting some but not all of the door below the black area at the top.

I also bought matching bone vinyl which I'll use to cover several surfaces.

 

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That's the route I would choose too. I would just get the base dark gray Katzkins installed on the seats. The shop that installed my sunroof also installs leather. They charge only $1000 installed for the base Katzkins. I'm pretty certain that the OP can find a good installer nearby that will charge the same.