what about cargo mat for trunk?
best option?

 

everyone keeps asking if this is for all FOUR.....but technically speaking, isn't it actually THREE because the rear mat is one piece that connects both floor areas by wrapping over the drivetrain hump?

 

lol prolly! b/c when we're talking about floor mats, we're all n00bs. and we haven't "fooled around" in the backseat yet.

 

No, he said it was for the all weather mats, not the standard floor mats. The all weather mats are sold as four seperate pieces.

 

John is correct! Its the all-weather mats, so you get 4. There is no piece covers the hump, just 4 seperate rubber mats

 

bump for the hump.

gents, what about cargo area mat?

 

The OEM all season mats are so good I kept mine from the 08 and put them in my 10.

 

I bought a WeatherTech trunk liner.

 

Thx. Not their biggest fan, but will chk it out.

 

Just out of curiosity, which color all season floor mats would you prefer for a stone/light interior with white exterior G37 sedan? Black, gray, or beige? I would like either gray or beige, but don't know how it would look... Thanks in advance.

 

Oh, and I can use these OEM all season floor mats on top of the regular carpet floor mats, right?

 

Just ordered the OEM set in black for my 2010 G37xS sedan. I was thinking about getting the OEM trunk mat and I know others have asked, but any feedback on the best trunk mat?

 

Why would you want to put them on top of the regular ones? They are designed to replace them.

 

x2.

I typically throw the oem carpet in a trash bag.
Hide them in my garage or under a guest room bed.
When I go to sell the car, I show the car with the "as new" carpet mats and the folks looking at the car sees a like-new interior.

then I sell the rubbers on a forum or fleabay.

win-win

 

I do the same thing too! Nothing beats "new" factory carpeted floor mats when you're selling the car later.

Also, I don't think you're supposed to double up on your floor mats anyway. The all weather mats on top could slip and obstruct the pedals. Not so much a concern with the gas pedal design on most G's, but still.