Leatherette Seat Cover

Miata is the alternative name used in North America for the Mazda MX-5. The model is known as the Roadster in Japan and is made by Mazda, the car makers from Hiroshima, Japan. The first Miatas hit the market in 1989.  Its introduction marked a significant milestone in the automobile industry because it successfully revived the roadster segment of sports cars. The introduction of the Miata was followed by other companies introducing roadsters to their lines, such as the MG F and the third-generation Toyota MR2.

Leatherette Seat Cover
Part No.	Color	Description	Price	Order Now
1A1 Black		Leatherette Seat Covers	$250.95
1A2 Charcoal		Leatherette Seat Covers	$250.95
1A3 Gray		Leatherette Seat Covers	$250.95
1A4 Beige		Leatherette Seat Covers	$250.95
1A6 Black-Red		Leatherette Seat Covers	$250.95
1A9 Black-Charcoal		Leatherette Seat Covers	$250.95
1A8 Black-Gray		Leatherette Seat Covers	$250.95
1A0 Black-Beige		Leatherette Seat Covers	$250.95
1A5 Black-Yellow		Leatherette Seat Covers	$250.95

Perhaps the main feature of these leatherette seat covers is that the material has the same look and feel of genuine leather. But it does not cost that much. So if you have always wanted a leather feel for the interiors of your automobile this is your opportunity to get it and save money to. Leatherette seat covers from Coverking are available in several colors – so just go ahead and select one that matches the exterior paint and what you have is something that is wonderful.

Elegant and practical, Leatherette is a high-grade vinyl which is tough and durable, easy to clean and maintain. And thus the seat cover made with this material is sure to serve you for years. These Leatherette seat covers are easy to install as well.

Leatherette custom seat Covers will stand up to the abuse of kids, pets, and other natural as well as man made hazards. Just clean up with a wet sponge quickly and you are ready to use the seat cover again. Could it have been easier?

So far, the history of Miata spans three generations, comprising major stylistic and mechanical upgrades. The third, and the latest generation, was introduced in 2005. It featured a 2.0-liter engine and sported the distinctive fender bulges over the wheel wells.