Is chrome old fashioned

[mrtc]

I love to see abit of chrome on a car especially interior. Am i the only one. Heres a few pics Ive found online.

   
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[stigeye]

Chrome can seem a bit blingy if there's too much of it, personally I would prefer a shadow chrome, or matt finish.

[Rusty2009]

Too much chrome can ruin it but I do like my chrome.

The one thing that makes no sense to me and really ruins a black car is people who colour code the chrome on the outside.

[mrtc]

i think for example the astra elite could do with abit of interior chrome, its quite dark in there

[stigeye]

The darker the better for me, if it came with black headliner and pillars I would have it. Can't remember what car it was I sat in before we got the astra but it had a black headliner and we loved it. It was only a small GT, either a 208 or something similar.

[sheppy1]

Chrome is good if used tastefully... My car didn't come with chrome window trim but I added it. I also got the chrome fog surround too (official) and a few other bits and bats but mainly official stuff mine didn't come with... I think it depends on the colour of the car as to whether it's needed or even tacky. My car looked dull without it.

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[bruce_19]

Its one of those thing you either love or hate it.

I the GTC doesn't suit it but I think the 5 door does. I do think it is car dependant.

I agree with stigeye you should get a shadow or matt finish to make suit everyone's taste.

My wife has a black Kia Sorento and I think it needs the chrome to give it that something or it would just look like every other big black 4x4.