CAR PASS Nappa Leather Car Seat Covers Two Front Seat only Cushioned, Waterproof Luxury Leatherette Protector, Universal Fit for Cars,SUV,Truck,Vehicles, Premium Front 2 Seats (Black and Purple)

Let me start with the obligatory, “I never write reviews, but I just had to for this product”. By the way it’s true. Anyway I have a 2023 Stinger with 3700 miles, my seats aren’t even broke in yet but I wanted to keep them perfect. I must have looked at 300 different seat covers from $50-$500 and then custom made. I couldn’t find any seat covers for a Stinger specifically. I just wanted something that looked great and I didn’t want to worry about my 2 big dogs messing up my seats with their nails. Now about the seat covers. The install took me about 2 hours, mostly because the back seat covers are not made for my type of back seats but I made it work. I didn’t use about 4 of the pieces of covers for the backseat because I still wanted my back seat center console to be accessible for the kids. The front seats are perfect and fit like a glove. The headrest covers fit good but you have to raise the headrest to the first notch to get them to lock in. Bonus…. I can still feel the heated seat feature through the seat cover, it just takes a few minutes longer. These are thick and super comfortable especially if you have bolsters in your seat. Plus they look great.

I’ve had a few people try the seats out after I put them in, and everyone says they’re so soft and they need to get some as well. Love the color and I love how they look. I’ve had them for about just under a week no issues so far. 100% recommend. Only downside is the instructions. They’re not too good but at the same time it doesn’t take much to understand how to put these chairs together.

They are very nice and look amazing and very comfortable! The only issue is the back seat covers barely fit and took an hour to adjust it to try and make them fit.

I have had a 2013 civic (coupe, different seats than sedan), owned since new and now has 110,000 miles. The driver seat material is slowly fading away and wearing down and a few tiny holes appeared on the side. It was time to cover it. These seat covers fit my seats like they were meant for the EXACT car. They fit “like a glove” basically. I only bought a front set because any 2 door car owner will tell you they don’t care about the rear seats. (I’ll eventually cover them with something cheap and generic). The front set cost $110, in my opinion after this install it was well worth it. I threw some leather conditioner on them and they look and smell awesome now. Do it regularly and the material will probably last many years. Do not settle on some $20-30 wrinkly cheap junk, seriously give these a shot especially if you have a 2006-2015 civic, all the seats will probably take well to this design but the more bolstered coupe ones will take it the best. I’m sure over time these will break in and settle and fit even better but the elastic straps do feel a little cheap, try and go easy on them when you’re installing or they will probably snap. The bottom of the 3 straps on each side can be tightened but they don’t seem to hold very well, I may find some sort of clip to hold all 4. Also if you have heated seats you might not feel them. These are insulated/padded very well. I slipped a small heating pad under the driver seat cover and have to turn it up to 130F to feel any sort of suggestion of warmth. So I’ll likely take it back out and throw it on top whenever I need it.

Definitely not genuine leather. A close examination of the raw edge shows what looked like neoprene faced with PU, and a fleece backing. I wasn't expecting genuine leather for the price, but I don't think sellers should get away with blatant false advertising. The headrest covers are way oversized. The instructions don't match the parts. You have to assemble the hardware (hooks etc) onto the covers yourself. There aren't enough hooks, and there were extra left over parts that I didn't know what to do with. The rear headrest covers don't have sides, and the straps don't have the correct parts installed as in the instructions so you have to get creative with securing them.The side of the bench cover gapes, and there are metal logos stamped on the front seat covers at the spine, which theoretically would dig into your skin if you drove shirtless. However I'm keeping the covers despite the listed issues, because they look good once assembled, and the PU seems sturdy.

The media could not be loaded.  Love these seats! Good quality, definitely adds some luxury. Not as simple to install. Good amount of instructions and pieces. I did this alone in an hour and a half. Worth it! Get these.

They look great in my car. Easy to wipe down if needed, good quality!

Does not fit, but as I like the look of them I decided to use my 3D printer to make the clips and connectors I needed for a Ford Escape - Just can not get the head rest to not look like hell (not fitted in the least). The provided upholstery 'clips' for the rear seat are a waste of time for me as the Escape is an open under the seat model. So, I printed some long carabiner (D rings) and attached those to the retention bar under the seat with just enough length to get the fabric loops in. For the front seats, I used the provided metal 'buckles' as a template and printed more of them as I did not want to damage the upholstery to get it connected the way the video shows.They look great in the car but be prepared to get creative!