smr2112 Report post Posted July 29, 2009 I noticed when I got my 2004 Acura whichhas a black leather interior, that it really doesn'tget that hot in the summer (alot less than I expected). I think this is because it uses heat reflectiveglass. Everybody (including myself) expects that black interiors get *very* hot compared to lightcolor interiors in the summer (or colder in the winter). Anybody know if this is standard on most cars these days? What about the FFH? Somebody interested in buying my Acura ask me about this and got me thinking about the new car. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites