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Which floormats do you use?

I'm using Lloyd mats with the Porsche emblem in the middle for my wife's daily driver. They're not too old but also not holding up well. They've curled up already and are a ***** to clean. Which mats can you recommend for a daily driver? I prefer black or semi black mats. Thanks.

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I wish our host sold them...Cocomats!
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I have used the rubber ones and they are great.
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Lloyd's mats are the best available. You should buy some new ones.
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Still have the original Lloyds in my SC, a new set of Cocomats
in my 70E.

You can make your floormats look "new" with a small amount of
effort. Hose the mats down with water, sprinkle a small amt of
powdered laundry detergent (non-bleach type !), scrub with a good brush, rinse soap out with hose, vacumm excess water with a wet/dry vac, , then let dry in the sun.
I have done this on my Tan Lloyd mats that are now 23 years old.
They look new !
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Second the coco mats, two years old now and look brand new.
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I too have frustrations with the Lloyd's mats. I use the rubber Weathertech ones from Macneil automotive www.mats.com
in my M-B and they work great.
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Per Glenn:

"Non Gradus Anus Rodentum!"

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BTW I've had a set of LLoyd's in my car for probably 10 years. Still look great.
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I have a great set from Griots Garage, wool, and they are doing well. No curling. but they don't sell them anymore.

Are lloyds wool?

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