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I test drove the blue/tan. Originally I wanted either black/black or blue/black, but I was really impressed with the blue/tan. I'd love to get a car with black leather, and I think it would cut down on the number of tones in the cabin. So tough...
 
I have seen the Blue with tan leather in standard and performance, and they are both gorgeous. I drove the grey perf with black leather, and while nice, it gave a much smaller feeling to the interior. And I am not a fan of the red perf piping (though the piping on the grey and tan looks very good to me).
 
I have seen the Blue with tan leather in standard and performance, and they are both gorgeous. I drove the grey perf with black leather, and while nice, it gave a much smaller feeling to the interior. And I am not a fan of the red perf piping (though the piping on the grey and tan looks very good to me).

I have as well. I was thinking of Grey with Black interior until I saw the Blue/Tan cars. I drove both a Prod and Perf model with that color combo and am sold on it. My current car is black with black leather and I usually go in that direction. The blue Model S almost looks black in certain light, but is beautiful in the sunlight. The tan interior is really tan/black and works quite well.
 
From the drive event, perf seat:
Tesla Model S Test Drive 6-23-12 002.jpg
I think the black regular is still the same black color.

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And the car:
Tesla Model S Test Drive 6-23-12 056.jpg
 
Could you post some pictures with your door opened. I would really like to see the black interior with the blue exterior. Thanks!

The sun just set and an iPhone is a crappy camera, but here it is:
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I have to say that the black and blue look is nice, even though it doesn't come across in the picture.
I think beige would look better on the whole, but beige will have brown "highlights" within a year while black will stay black. The black with red piping is really nice looking, too.

I'm very glad I got a black interior.