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Old 01-27-2008, 10:28 AM   #11 (permalink)
 
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While I like the idea of something holding them in place (I hate it when they get all wadded up under the pedals on other cars.) I'm not sure how that would be a problem. I suppose we'll all know soon enough...

the factory all wheather ones are nice a soft rubber type with a lip that catches the snow melt from your shoes. They don't wad up, thank goodness.
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I just ordered a set of floor mats from Car-Truck-Accessories. They are the LLoyd Rubbertitle all weather mats. They will take about 1 1/2 to 2 weeks to get. If you call and order them from Rebecca and tell her Darryl sent you, she will give you an extra 5% off. Total price with free shipping is $46.50. Look like a nice mat. I will post the site next as I have only have had 2 posts and it won't let me.

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I bought both the valour and the rubber all-weather floor mats. I placed the rubber ones on top of the valour. I have had no trouble with them scooting around and they work out just fine.
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They can be ordered from: http://www.car-truck-accessories.com...rubbertite.asp

I have nothing to do with them. Just thought you might be interested because we can't get them from the dealers.
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Actually, I bought the smart velor and rubber mats along with the rear boot tray from www.Bald.de via ebay. They are all happy to be in my smartie. Well the velor ones are still in the bag in the house but come Summer, I'll switch out the rubber ones. By the way, the boot tray is excellent for keeping your boot area nice and tidy. Also, it's cool that you can just pull it out as it slides out very easily onto the rear tailgate when it's open.
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ooo I really like those from http://www.car-truck-accessories.com...rubbertite.asp
they come in clear too!

great price... **puts it in list of smart bookmarks**
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the rubber mats are hard to come by. The best thing to do is to ask your sales consultant to reserve one for you and when they get here have her contact you to pick it up
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the rubber mats are hard to come by. The best thing to do is to ask your sales consultant to reserve one for you and when they get here have her contact you to pick it up
i did this tonight. i paid with a credit card over the phone, and the dealer is going to hold on to them for me until i can swing up to indianapolis and grab them!
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