Millions of words about motor vehicles are written every week. Performance, body-style, engine-size, off-road-capability…
The subject-matter surrounding the favourite mode of human transport is as wide and encyclopaedic as it is critical and exacting. But what if you were to take a sideways look at the vehicles we love so much with their four wheels?
For example, having been beamed down a Mr Spock style alien to Earth you might ask his highly logical mind to take a look at something like a Land Rover - and, after a few minutes of study, he might ask: “This is a highly practical mode of transport which will go anywhere, but does it offer the right degree of comfort for the humans travelling inside?”
And his questioning might continue… “The one thing any human sitting in a Land Rover will come into contact with for perhaps long periods of time - including the driver - is the seat. Has anyone ever looked into the design of these all-important receptacles of the human form? Indeed, has anyone ever come up with a better model of seat than the standard set sold with the vehicle?”
Well, the answer Mr Spock, is: yes, they have. But we’ll go into that in a moment - in the meantime it’s worth thinking about the evolution of vehicle seating - an art form that weaves together the science of human anatomy and the aesthetic of automotive design.
The importance of getting vehicle seats just right in a vehicle cannot be overstated. For a start, you must understand human anatomy, which is pivotal in seat design. The spine’s curvature, muscle support, and pressure points must all be considered to ensure the seat contours align perfectly with the body. This is crucial when it comes to preventing fatigue and discomfort during long drives. The seating should be designed to support the natural posture of the body, helping to reduce the risk of back pain and other musculoskeletal problems.
You might have to explain to your visiting Mr Spock that these problems were once commonly found among drivers and those who travelled frequently in our four-wheeled forms of transport. You’d then explain how modern vehicle seating should offer a range of customisable features like adjustable lumbar support, seat depth, and height adjustments. The choice of materials can also play a vital role. These not only add a touch of luxury, but also ensure the seat remains comfortable and practical in different weather conditions.
Next we come to an element which a computer-minded being like Mr Spock might have difficulty in understanding. Aesthetic appeal. The design and comfort of seats can hugely contribute to the overall aesthetic and luxury feel of the vehicle, impacting the psychological satisfaction of both the driver and passengers. It’s an important consideration which someone who only deals with pure logic right find difficult to understand.
Anyway, our visiting Mr Spock has looked over our Land Rover Defender and he has asked about the seating - and we have told him that someone has, indeed, been addressing these questions.
Now we show him Exmoor Trim’s Elite Sports Seats, which have been designed with ergonomics in mind and we must show him how their superior padding and support structure is capable of providing exceptional comfort, even on long drives. “Whether we’re navigating rugged terrain or cruising on the open road,” we tell him, “these unique and highly popular seats will offer the driver or the passenger a comfortable and fatigue-free journey.”
Exmoor Trim, a small employee-owned company known for its specialist quality products, believes that choosing the right seats can make all the difference when it comes to enhancing a Land Rover’s interior. It believes its Elite Sports Seats offer the right blend comfort, style, and functionality. Crafted from high-grade materials, the seats are not only durable, they also add a touch of luxury to the Land Rover’s interior. The use of top-quality fabrics and leathers ensures longevity and resistance to wear and tear, making them a smart long-term investment.
Of course, safety is paramount, and here Exmoor Trim does not compromise. The Elite Sports Seats are equipped with modern safety features, ensuring that they meet the highest safety standards, providing peace of mind for both driver and passengers.
As for those aesthetics which Mr Spock might not understand… The sleek design of these seats perfectly complements the rugged yet sophisticated look of a Land Rover. They are available in various colours and finishes, so can be customised to match an individual vehicle’s interior, further enhancing its overall aesthetic appeal.
One of the great advantages of the Exmoor Trim seats is their ease of installation. They are designed to fit seamlessly into any Land Rover, making the upgrade process straightforward. Additionally, the materials used are easy to clean and maintain, ensuring the vehicle’s interior looks pristine for years to come.
It’s what humans call a “win-win situation”. Albeit one which should gain the approval of a logician like Mr Spock.
Because, although upgrading to high-quality seats does indeed cost money, it is a move that will increase the overall value of a collectable vehicle. Because the Exmoor Trim seats are specifically designed for Land Rover and nothing else - ensuring a perfect fit and integration with the vehicle’s overall design - they offer a degree of tailor-made authenticity that no generically designed sports seat on the market can match.
It is not surprising that Exmoor Trim has garnered an enormous amount of positive feedback from Land Rover enthusiasts. Customers around the globe have been keen to praise the comfort, quality, and style of the company’s specially designed seats.
The computer in our visiting Mr Spock’s mind might consume all this information and, after a few minutes musing, he might ask one conclusive question…
“Are these sports seats just a fancy upgrade for an enthusiast who loves nothing better than to spend money on their favourite mode of transport - or is their purchase a logical a decision that will pay dividends in terms of comfort, style, and overall driving experience?”
I think I know which way he’ll decide.
Discover our seating range for your Land Rover here