One of the largest complaints about the Nissan GTR from magazines and other reviewers was that the interior was far too bland. The exterior of the car and raw performance put it in the same arena as many vehicles that cost 2-3 times it’s price tag, however once you’re in the car the difference in price becomes much more apparent once you stepped into the interior. Having already completed a number of full leather upgrades in customers cars we knew we had to raise the bar a bit for our in progress demo GTR, and boy have we ever. We chose a high quality black napa leather for the material for this build as its soft smooth finish and a bright sunburst stitching that matched closely to our Titan Copper exterior. Drawing inspiration from modern hyper cars we decided to branch out from the standard diamond stitching that is becoming common place these days and worked to incorporate a swooping diamond pattern that straightens out as the panels get taller on both the front and rear seats. The headliner was recovered in Alcantara with tasteful panel work stitched in to give it some much needed dimension. We weren’t done there, in addition to the seats we also re-vamped the dash panels in the same napa and orange treatment. Our Titan Motorsports bolt in roll bar was custom painted copper as well to round out this interior.

We can handle any interior upholstery job big or small here at Titan Motorsports. While we are physically located located in Orlando, thanks to our daily international shipments, our work can be seen all over the world in various vehicles. Due to the number of available material,stitching and pattern options interiors are quoted on an individual vehicle basis, so call or email to receive a quotation.

We just completed another beautiful interior upgrade for a customers MKIV Supra. This particular vehicle arrived with a set of aftermarket seats and reupholstered door panels, however the owner was unhappy with the work done by a previous shop. We scrapped the aftermarket seats that were in the car and opted for a set of Sparco Torinos. The factory covers were removed and replaced with a custom stitched set using high quality leather, suede, and white diamond quilt stitching. This theme continued with the door panels which also received black suede inserted with white quilt stitching, and fresh leather armrests. The end result is an updated interior that is right at home in any exotic, and this particular Supra will feel right at home in the garage next to it’s stablemate, a Lamborghini Gallardo.