[polychromatic]

Originally Posted by RVAGuy

In fact, I am coming to the conclusion the wrinkles are intentional due to their frequency and existence on the back but not front seats. As far as I'm concerned, it's not an issue. I absolutely love everything about the vehicle.

Our “offspring" have the same interior and birthdate. Mine also has no wrinkles in front, modest in rear, similar to yours. I still don’t follow the reasoning why they would be intentional though. If we could only get someone going through PDC to ask the question of some BMW design officials so we would at least have a definitive answer and put this to bed. Like a lot of people here, I probably wouldn’t have noticed unless it was made such a big deal in this thread. There’s a lot more to love about this car.

[TurtleBoy]

Originally Posted by polychromatic

Our “offspring" have the same interior and birthdate. Mine also has no wrinkles in front, modest in rear, similar to yours. I still don’t follow the reasoning why they would be intentional though. If we could only get someone going through PDC to ask the question of some BMW design officials so we would at least have a definitive answer and put this to bed. Like a lot of people here, I probably wouldn’t have noticed unless it was made such a big deal in this thread. There’s a lot more to love about this car.

Quite a few dealers and BMW reps have said they put them in there as a way to make the seats more comfortable since that was a big complaint with the F15. You would think they could have accomplished that some other way but for some reason they want them there.

[RVAGuy]

Originally Posted by polychromatic

Our "offspring" have the same interior and birthdate. Mine also has no wrinkles in front, modest in rear, similar to yours. I still don't follow the reasoning why they would be intentional though. If we could only get someone going through PDC to ask the question of some BMW design officials so we would at least have a definitive answer and put this to bed. Like a lot of people here, I probably wouldn't have noticed unless it was made such a big deal in this thread. There's a lot more to love about this car.

I'm confident there is a logical explanation to the question why rear seats have wrinkles.
We just need to find the right person to ask.

[araje]

Originally Posted by RVAGuy

I'm confident there is a logical explanation to the question why rear seats have wrinkles.
We just need to find the right person to ask.

True. If someone could just give some logical explanation, I would let this go. There is so much speculation about BMW's ignorance or arrogance which is what aggravates the issue I think.
I asked this question to RVAGuy since I am taking my delivery this week and this was mainly for my mental conditioning.

[RVAGuy]

[QUOTE=araje;25812494][QUOTE=RVAGuy;25812226]

Originally Posted by polychromatic

True. If someone could just give some logical explanation, I would let this go. There is so much speculation about BMW's ignorance or arrogance which is what aggravates the issue I think.
I asked this question to RVAGuy since I am taking my delivery this week and this was mainly for my mental conditioning.

Congratulations and enjoy the experience. I'm confident your backseats will have the perfect level or wrinkling (perhaps if we come up with a better term such as "forming" or "tucking" or "shaping" it will be better accepted). We're expecting lots of photos especially at the dealership receiving the keys.