You can have Porsche's Pasha seats installed in any 911 Carrera, but it will set you back the equivalent of a pre-owned Nissan Versa. | Carscoops

      This interior package brings a fantastic retro ambiance to the legendary German sports car.

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      by Brad Anderson

      The Pasha fabric is combined with Nappa Club leather and features Dark Silver accents.

      This new interior option enhances the comfort of the seats, dashboard, and door panels.

      One of the standout features of the newly revealed Porsche 911 Spirit 70 is the retro-styled Pasha interior that recalls the ‘70s. Interestingly, Porsche is also making this Pasha fabric available throughout the entire 911 Carrera lineup, although it is limited to black and dark silver, unlike the yellow option offered with the Spirit 70.

      Customers wishing to infuse a retro vibe into their 911 must select the Heritage Design leather interior package. However, this option comes at a price of $12,980. So, what does this package include?

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      The package features luxurious milled Nappa “Club” leather along with Black and Dark Silver Pasha fabric. The steering wheel, door armrests, center console lid, dashboard areas, knee pads on the center tunnel, rear side panels, and the top part of the door panels are upholstered in Club leather. Additionally, Porsche has covered the bolsters of the front and rear seats in the same Basalt Black material.

      The Pasha fabric has been incorporated into both the front and rear seat centers, sections of the door panels, and the interior of the glove box. Slate Grey stitching provides an attractive detail on the upper part of the dashboard, the top section of the door panels, the rear side panels, and both the front and rear seats.

      We appreciate the blend of leather and Pasha material, which is made from a mix of textile and flock yarn, typically featuring a checkered flag pattern as standard. However, it would be nice if the new Heritage Design leather package were available in slightly brighter hues. Nevertheless, the 911 has often been characterized by its understated style, so limiting it to Black and Dark Silver does seem to make sense.