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OEM Automotive Leather Color Recommendations Table of Contents OEM Automotive Leather Color Recommendations Table of Contents Acura - Honda.....................................................3 Aston Martin......................................................12 Audi (Lamborghini).............................................17 BMW (Bentley)..................................................20 Chrysler - Dodge (Plymouth, Jeep)........................33 Ford (Lincoln, Mercury, Mazda)...........................44 GM (Cadallic, Buick, Hummer, Chevrolet).............61 Infiniti ...............................................................77 Jaguar .............................................................84 Lexus ................................................................93 Maserati ...........................................................98 Mazda - Mitsubishi ............................................99 Mercedes Benz ...............................................102 Nissan...........................................................118 Porsche ..........................................................123 Rolls Royce (Ferrari, Range Rover) ....................134 Saab .............................................................138 Subaru ...........................................................139 Toyota ............................................................140 Volkswagon (Bentley, Bugatti, Lamborgini)..........147 Volvo .............................................................150 800.342.7738 | garrettleather.com 2 Acura - Honda EL 292 | Atlas Gray EL 364 | Beige EL 402 | Black Years: 2011-Present Years: 2009-Present Torino Gris Flight Hawk Flight Rook Torino Sea Haze Flight Meadowlark Caressa Onyx Flight Wren Berkshire Khaki Chatham Black Garrett Leather E20 | Black EL 364 | Bordeaux EL 175 | CF Gray Years: 1998-2014 Years: 2007-Present Years: 2006-Present Berkshire Black Berkshire Black Plum Flight Inca Tern Glazed Black Avion Storm Cloud Newport Club Noir Torino Gris Garrett Leather REQUEST CUSTOM COLOR 800.342.7738 | garrettleather.com 3 Acura - Honda EL 150 | Camel EL 505 | Cashmere Ivory 6784 | Charcoal Years: 2007-Present Years: 2013-Present Years: 1993-2005 Flight Pheasant Chatham Brezza Avion Coal Avion Pompeii Avion Sparrow Cadence Licorice Avion Twilight Berkshire Heather Gray Torino Caviar Garrett Leather 6859 | Dark Gray 6135 | Dark Gray 446 | Dark Ivory Years: 1996-2003 Years: 2003-2010 Years: 2003-2004 Avion Coal Avion Storm Cloud Flight Meadowlark Cadence Licorice Chatham Thundercloud Cadence Moon Rock Torino Caviar Torino Gris Caressa Sable Garrett Leather REQUEST CUSTOM COLOR 800.342.7738 | garrettleather.com 4 Acura - Honda 16 | Dark Jade Green 2055 | Dark Mild Beige EL 235 | Dark Olive Years: 1997-2003 Years: 2004-2005 Years: 2007-Present Caressa Marine Blue Torino Tierra Avion Online Caressa Iris Avion Luna Caressa Steel Avion Reindeer Avion Storm Cloud Garrett Leather EL 238 | Dark Saddle 748 | Dark Saddle EL 467 | Eucalyptus Years: 2006-Present Years: 2001-2004 Years: 2013-Present Flight Pheasant Flight Waxwing Chatham Amethyst Flight Waxwing Torino Hearthstone Chatham Indian Plum Avion Pompeii Garrett Leather REQUEST CUSTOM COLOR 800.342.7738 | garrettleather.com 5 Acura - Honda 7354 | Fern Gray 7351 | Graphite Black EL 465 | Greystone Years: 1999-2005 Years: 2005-2010 Years: 2013-Present Glazed Billiard Flight Rook Chatham Periwinkle Torino Fir Caressa Onyx Chatham Amethyst Caressa Olive Glazed Black Avion Slate Garrett Leather EL 22 | Ivory EL 308 |Jewel Gray 04 | Lapis Blue Years: 2006-Present Years: 2009-Present Years: 1989-2002 Chatham Chablis Torino Titanium Chatham Nautical Chatham Ivory Flight Chickadee Glazed Navy Avion Pearl Berkshire Gunmetal Torino Regatta Garrett Leather REQUEST CUSTOM COLOR 800.342.7738 | garrettleather.com 6 Acura - Honda EL 335 | Light Ivory 7083| Light Mild Beige 7211 | Light Quartz Gray Years: 2013-Present Years: 2002-2010 Years: 1998-2005 Avion Pearl Flight Dunlin Caressa Pewter Avion Ash Flight Meadowlark Chatham Thundercloud Caressa Doeskin Avion Storm Cloud Garrett Leather 7086 | Medium Gray EL 324 | Medium Ivory 7084 | Mild Beige Years: 1990-1999 Years: 2009-Present Years: 1996-2003 Caressa Pewter Chatham Ivory Flight Meadowlark Chatham Thundercloud Caressa Vellum Avion Twilight Avion Storm Cloud Berkshire Heather Gray Avion Antler Garrett Leather REQUEST CUSTOM COLOR 800.342.7738 | garrettleather.com 7 Acura - Honda 7501 | Moon Lake Gray 3056| New Ivory 597 | New Mild Beige Years: 2005-2006 Years: 2004-2009 Years: 2003-2010 Torino Gris Torino Dandelion Flight Meadowlark Flight Swift Cadence Buckwheat Avion Smoke Gray Flight Meadowlark Avion Atmosphere Garrett Leather EL 311 | Orchard EL 504 | Parchment Ivory EL 122 | Parchment Years: 2009-Present Years: 2013-Present Years: 2007-Present Torino Titanium Flight Kestrel Flight Sandpiper Flight Chickadee Chatham Powder Flight Hawk Berkshire Gunmetal Berkshire Smokewood Flight Meadowlark Garrett Leather REQUEST CUSTOM COLOR 800.342.7738 | garrettleather.com 8 Acura - Honda EL 88 | Pearl Ivory 7212 | Quartz 89 | Red Years: 2008--Present Years: 2000-Present Years: 1999-2007 Chatham Ivory Torino Titanium Glazed Berry Flight Kestrel Flight Chickadee Glazed Blackberry Avion Chambray Berkshire Gunmetal Torino Salsa Garrett Leather EL 301 | Ridgeline Gray 7352 | Saddle EL 135| Sage/Olive Years: 2009-Present Years: 1997-2008 Years: 2005-Present Flight Inca Tern Caressa Tobacco Torino Gris Flight Carolina Gull Caressa Dachshund Flight Gray Owl Avion Storm Cloud Torino Bark Flight Wren Garrett Leather REQUEST CUSTOM COLOR 800.342.7738 | garrettleather.com 9 Acura - Honda EL 282 | Sand EL 408|Seacoast EL 393 | Sienna Beige Years: 2009-Present Years: 2009-Present Years: 2011-Present Chatham Powder Chatham Ivory Torino Gris Chatham Chablis Berkshire Crystal Beach Flight Gray Owl Chatham Blush Avion Chambray Flight Wren Garrett Leather 315 | Silky Ivory EL 444 | Stone EL 259 | Truffle Years: 1992-2010 Years: 2011-Present Years: 2009-Present Caressa Vellum Torino Titanium Flight Inca Tern Avion Luna Flight Chickadee Avion Storm Cloud Avion Orion Berkshire Gunmetal Caressa Pewter Garrett Leather REQUEST CUSTOM COLOR 800.342.7738 | garrettleather.com 10 Acura - Honda EL 310 | Sumatra EL 213 | Taupe EL 100| Titanium Years: 2009-Present Years: 2005-Present Years: 2005-2006 Torino Appalachian Torino Titanium Torino Titanium Newport Club Caribou Flight Chickadee Flight Chickadee Newport Club Barrette Berkshire Gunmetal Berkshire Gunmetal Garrett Leather EL 304 | Umber 48 | Very Dark Parchment EL 23| Quartz Years: 2009-Present Yers: 2000-2006 Years: 2008-Present Avion Rouge Avion Bridle Torino Titanium Berkshire Burgundy Torino Java Flight Chickadee Caressa Burgundy Caressa Peppercorn Berkshire Gunmetal Garrett Leather REQUEST CUSTOM COLOR 800.342.7738 | garrettleather.com 11 Acura - Honda | Aston Martin Acura - Honda Aston Martin EL 385 | Dark Sumatra Argento Grey Aurora Blue Years: 2009-Present Avion Bridle Torino Titanium Chatham Nautical Torino Java Flight Chickadee Glazed Navy Chatham Cacao Berkshire Gunmetal Torino Regatta Garrett Leather Bitter Chocolate Black Damson Californian Poppy Torino Appalachian Flight Rook Chatham Pumpkin Newport Club Barrette Avion Coal Torino Rust Torino Java Torino Caviar Garrett Leather REQUEST CUSTOM COLOR 800.342.7738 | garrettleather.com 12 Aston Martin Chancellor Red Chestnut Tan Cream Truffle Glazed Blackberry Glazed Autumn Berkshire White Sand Berkshire Redwood Chatham Chestnut Berkshire Almond Glazed Cherry Newport Club Caribou Caressa Alabaster Garrett Leather Dark Knight Dark Mocha Deep Purple Chatham Midnight Berkshire Putty Berkshire Reverie Torino Caviar Flight Swift Flight Wren Garrett Leather REQUEST CUSTOM COLOR 800.342.7738 | garrettleather.com 13 Aston Martin Electron Yellow Fandango Pink Ice Mocha Berkshire Sunburst Custom Color Torino Titanium Mystique Lemonade Flight Chickadee Berkshire Gunmetal Garrett Leather Ivory Kestrel Tan Lords Red Flight Crane Glazed Bourbon Glazed Berry Cadence Swan Avion British Tan Glazed Blackberry Torino Eggshell Newport Club Scotia Caressa Burgundy Garrett Leather REQUEST CUSTOM COLOR 800.342.7738 | garrettleather.com 14 Aston Martin Madagascar Orange Obsidian Black Parliament Green Caressa Mango Flight Rook Avion Spruce Torino Rust Caressa Onyx Chatham Sherwood Glazed Black Newport Club Alexandria Garrett Leather Phantom Grey Pure Black Royal Mint Torino Lakestone Flight Rook Chatham Seafoam Flight Swift Caressa Onyx Chatham Mint Mist Garrett Leather REQUEST CUSTOM COLOR 800.342.7738 | garrettleather.com 15 Aston Martin Sahara Tan Sandstorm Spectral Blue Avion Wicker Caressa Silk Torino Regatta Avion Twilight Caressa Pastel Caressa Cobalt Flight Dunlin Avion Skyline Chatham Nautical Garrett Leather Spicy Red True Teal Vivid Red Torino Salsa Berkshire Steel Blue Caressa Red Caressa Red Berkshire Royal Torino Salsa Chatham Nautical Garrett Leather REQUEST CUSTOM COLOR 800.342.7738 | garrettleather.com 16 Aston Martin | Audi (Lamborghini) Aston Martin Audi (Lamborghini) Winter Wheat AD 59| Amaretto Brown AD 60 | Beige-Tottone Caressa Silk Flight Sandpiper Berkshire Sterling Berkshire Bone Glazed Bourbon Avion Sandstone Cadence Custard Caressa Saddle Chatham Seafog Garrett Leather 6556 | Blacque/Ebony AD 08 | Bright Platimum Grey AD 63 | Cardomom Beige Years: 2001-2010 Chatham Phantom Flight Carolina Gull Caressa Steel Flight Rook Flight Inca Tern Avion Online Avion Coal Avion Slate Caressa Pewter Garrett Leather REQUEST CUSTOM COLOR 800.342.7738 | garrettleather.com 17 Audi (Lamborghini)
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