If you buy a Porsche Cayenne and don't like the interior... you can change it and leave it like that

When someone decides to buy a Porsche Cayenne, it’s worth bearing in mind that you may not fully like some of the elements you find in it. Of course, in each of its models the engineers put all their skill into making it a spectacular vehicle, with great specifications and an striking image. But if it isn’t to the buyer’s taste, there are options for tailoring it more closely to what the buyer wants.

This is the case with the personalisation work carried out by many companies all over the world, which take these sports cars and make them something more, pushing them beyond what the engineers who shaped them had imagined. For example, Carlex Design is capable of giving the interior of a Porsche Cayenne the look you can see in the following image gallery.

The buyer of this Porsche Cayenne was not entirely happy with his car, so he went to the company’s workshop to have a bespoke interior made to his liking. The result is what you can see in the photos, where what stands out at first glance, perhaps too obviously, is the yellow colour that marks the main decorative lines of the console and the rest of the cabin elements.

The upholstery of this Cayenne uses Alcantara, and it also has leather headrests that raise, at least from the buyer’s point of view, the category of the car. There are also carbon fibre inserts on the centre console, together with leather on the dashboard, a new floor mat and different trim around the gear lever area.

Is this a type of decoration and design we would buy? Personally, I would think about it a great deal, but there’s no denying that the personalisation company has delivered what was asked of it, and with a lot of style. It’s a way of having a car that many people have, yet one that also becomes a unique piece thanks to the owner’s tastes and the fine work of Carlex Design. What is your opinion of the result?