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Blue and Camel. I can't stand White.

 

I love the white (which helps, since I own it) and I've had a blue CLs. The color is a bitch to clean, but the white and parchment combo just seems too washed out and not at all interesting IMHO. As much as I dislike camel, if it came down to those two combos, I would go blue/camel.

 

White/Parchment rocks. Elegant, easy to clean and shows off the TL's lines nicely. The camel interior is nice, but a little too "orangey" for my taste.

 

Get SSM/Ebony or NHB/Ebony

 

I test drove a camel interior TL and the interior was pretty dirty for a car with only 3k miles on it. Might help with your decision a little. I would take White/Parchment any day over camel anything.

 

My camel interior looks "as new" after 6300 miles. I bought the blue to get the camel and like the combination.
If the white would have been available with camel, I probably would have purchased white - like the color.

YMMV.

Jim

 

camel is ugly... go for the white.

though if the blue had the option for ebony or parchment, it would be a toss up between WDP/Parchment and ABP/Ebony/Parchment

 

I got ABP/Quartz because I thought the Camel was too orange, so I voted for White/Parchment. (I've heard the newer builds with Camel are less orange, but I have yet to see one.)

 

didn't even consider white on parchment until my wife pointed it out at the dealer. I was black or blue on camel. Needless to say we bought white on parchment it looks awsome as it doesn't hide the car as much as blue or black. Today it is dirty and doesn't even really look it! I am looking forward to having a white car and the easier exterior maintenance....plus the car looks awsome! ....very refined and luxourious if thats what you enjoy!......so white!

 

I will be picking up my White with Quartz this Monday. It's not a common combo. I had to special order it from the factory. My current car, a 97 Toyota Camry, has the gray interior similar to the quartz and it is very easy to keep clean. Dirt is naturally close to this color and gets very well hidden. I demo Camel interior car in the dealers showroom had marks from shoes all over the back of the front seats and on the doors after being on display for a few days. I am very glad I got the quartz. It looks super on the Abyss Blue also.

 

ABP/Quartz
It's a matter of personal taste, of course, but I felt the camel interior pieces looked to plastic-y. They are plastic, I know. But the tones of the quartz pieces hid that fact a little better in my opinion. Either way tht TL is a great car. I never thought I'd have fun in a 4-door sedan.