To me $60+ sounds insane for floormats (and that's taking into consideration the $100-200 ones that also exist ) but, those $60 ones that have the chrysler emblem on the front ones seem quite nice to me!
But then I have to wonder, are there any other cool alternatives, and do they have the rubber area where your foot would be while driving? If not, can they really get worn out from driving?
The Husky liners are great, deep dish design protects as much as any design I saw. Very utilitarian. I live in snow & ice 6 months a year, mud 3, dirt & dust 3. I really wanted my car w/the dark interior, but they all the Silver Steel seamed to come w/lightstone or whatever. I knew that would look terrible within a couple months & sprung for the full front & rear set right away. Got a Carbox rear trunk liner too. All fit well & worth the money.
The new 300's that are now coming out have the driver side floor mats with the rubber piece so your heel doesn't wear through the mat. When I traded in my 300 limited to a 300c I told the dealer to make sure the 300c had the driver side mat with the rubber heel piece. I also inquired with the local delaer parts department about ordering these seperate before I traded in the 300 limited. I believe the driver side and passenger side were $125 for the set. Call your local dealer and they will be able to help you.
BTW, I see your in the Bay Area. I live in Oakley and contacted the Brentwood Dodge and they were very helpful in getting me the price on these mats.
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) but, those $60 ones that have the chrysler emblem on the front ones seem quite nice to me!
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