I just ordered a front set (well its all that car has) for the wifes SLK for Christmas and noticed a limited time shipping offers that ends tomorrow. Figured I would post it up in case anyone has been on the fence about ordering a set. Ends tomorrow.

I can say I have no affiliation with them but I have now just ordered my third set from them. Their work and quality is far above any others and they will love to work with you on patterns and colors even sending samples without even asking and making suggestions. These are superior mats to anything I Have seen.

I do not have a set in my Mini yet as the ones in there now are quite good factory ones but as soon as they wear a bit this is what I will do. I did discuss it with Jeff a while back and he had the pattern. He always seems to have most patterns I have found to be the case.

Anyway... if your interested I highly recommend

http://www.cocomats.com/web/list.asp...=2&pageid=5018

The only real Cocomats made the way they used to be made back in the day.

 

Cocomats rock.

And I provided the template for the R52 rear mats.

 

What makes them rock?

 

1) They're beautiful
2) They're very heavy and custom-cut to fit - never slip and slide, and require no anchors.
3) They have a rubber backing and open weave top. Dirt filters down into the bottom of the mat - they look pretty clean, even when they're very dirty.
4) Easy to clean - take them out and shake them, then put them back in.
5) They last FOREVER - extremely long wearing. Mine look like BRAND NEW after three years and 60,000 miles.

Pictures never do them justice - but here's a pic.

 

Is that a fire extinguisher? You are such a ricer.

 

Just owned a real British car before...

 

At least it is there and not on the pillar by the windshield

 

If you ever lost a car by fire you would (and should) have a good Halotron type in every car. They go up real fast.

I cannot even come close to topping Blimeys review. Exactly what I have found. I will however repeat... they are HEAVY and will not move. And last a LONG time. And stay looking clean seems like forever. You cannot buy a better mat and at very little premium over the others. Well worth it.

Here is the set I have in my E320 wagon....

 

How do the cocomats hold up in winter weather; snow/rain? I live in the Minneapolis area, where mats take a beating.

Which would hold up better for our weather, coco or sisal mats?

How are the mats cleaned when they get extremely dirty/muddy?

 

 

I too have cocomats (and be careful, there ARE crappy ones out there - the ones you want are from the link in the original post, from cocomats.com). They are everything that everyone is saying - a superlative product that impresses everyone who experiences them. I'm on my 3rd & 4th cars to have them.. they've become an automatic "must-have" accessory for me.