Richardew

My salesperson called yesterday and he can finally order a roadster w/18" wheels. I'm leaning heavily to SS w/burnt orange, ventilated seats (vs CS w/frost and blue top). How are the ventilated seats? They look great with the SS. Are they still heated? Are they comfortable? Any input from those with the ventilated seats would be greatly appreciated. I'm going to finalize the color tomorrow.
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wolfie1069

My buddy's 350ZR Touring SS with vented seats came in yesterday & he'll take delivery tomorrow. I can post tomorrow once I get a ride and post how I like'em

350ZnTN

I have the burnt orange vented seats in my Roadster, and I love them! The seats are heated in the bottom still, but not in the back. They are extremely comfortable, and the venting is awesome with the top down.

Richardew

Glad to hear that. I put the order in for the SS w/burnt orange. They said about 90 days. 89 more to go.
rich

Paul_BB_Guy

Roadsters in Canada come with 18" wheels by default.. Weird, eh?

cordoor

I've been considering vented seats vs. no vented seats for a few days now. The wife and I actually test drove a roadster with vented seats this evening. The concern we have is that Krispy Kreme crumbs (or any other crumbs, for that matter) will get down into the mesh and we will be unable to vaccume them out. Has anyone else considered this to be a problem?

-Corey

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I've recently acquired a SS roadster with the vented seats. The heating and ventilation are both great, but yes crumbs can be a problem. I don't eat in my car, but a small bit of cardboard from a box required tweasers to remove. I can't imagine trying to remove small crumbs (which would become smaller crumbs with the tweaser method). A vacuum probably wouldn't create enough suction because of the lack of a seal. My advice, don't order the vented seats if you plan to eat in your car. 'Hope this helps.

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I've recently acquired a SS roadster with the vented seats. The heating and ventilation are both great, but yes crumbs can be a problem. I don't eat in my car, but a small bit of cardboard from a box required tweasers to remove. I can't imagine trying to remove small crumbs (which would become smaller crumbs with the tweaser method). A vacuum probably wouldn't create enough suction because of the lack of a seal. My advice, don't order the vented seats if you plan to eat in your car. 'Hope this helps.

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kennytb

What are vented seats?Something new?

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If you get a convertible with orange leather, the center of the seat and back are made of a black mesh material that allows air to circulate so that you don't sweat as much. I'm sold on the design, but I wish Nissan offered colors other than orange. The same seats in Nissan's "frost" leather would look killer.

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