funkdaddysmack

I'm seen this on quite a few cars. Why is the interior say... Black, grey, blue, whatever up to door-height, and then the a-pillar, b-pillar, etc. plastic and headliner is a lighter color??? When I got my 323, I thought the interior was parted out or something, so I painted the plastic so it didn't look so gay... Now with my protege I've noticed the same thing, why the hell would they do that? It looks so queer!

MP5s Make Ready

Probably to save money....

protegesociety

maybe to go with the headliner?

funkdaddysmack

Well, why does the headliner need to be a light color then? I don't see it saving any money, it's the same plastic, just a different color... This bothers me!

LewNutz

Probably to brighten up the interior and make it feel roomier.

Just a thought.

MP5s Make Ready

They probably use the same mold for all the pillars for many different models of cars.....a car is made on an assembly line and if they have to stop the machine every two seconds to make a different color pillar mold then they waste money stopping production.....just a thought.

Why don't you call mazda and ask??