Volkswagen Amarok Car Mats, Buy Online from Simply Car mats

The Amarok Pickup was launched 2010 by Volkswagens commercial vehicle segment, with help from engineers at the Volkswagen car segment. It was the first foray in the pickup market by VW and the Amarok quickly cemented itself as the premium choice of pickup for motorists. Going up against the likes of Toyota, Nissan and Mitsubishi - the Amarok was first launched with a two litre bi-tdi engine, and then subsequently the MKII version of the Amarok benefited from a three litre V6 power plant which set the pickup aside from anything else available on the market. The Amarok is popular with company car drivers, looking for tax benefits - as well as those who need a pickup for their work or lifestyle. The interior of the Amarok, is the most car like of any pickup - with VW quality infotainment, seats and plenty of space for five adults. With pickup trucks being hard working vehicles, either out on sites, on farms - or as part of an active lifestyle, the interior of the vehicle can take a real battering - with car mats being one of the very best ways to protect the interior of the Amarok. Both carpet mats and rubber mats are popular options with Amarok drivers, depending upon the level of protection that the interior of the vehicle needs. Rubber mats are the perfect choice for many pickup trucks, although the car-like performance and interior of the Amarok does mean that carpet mats are the most suitable wherever possible. All of the mats that we supply for the Amarok, are completely tailor made to fit - so protect the interior carpet of the vehicle perfectly, whilst looking incredibly smart. All of these mats can also be customised, with different carpet colours, edging options and embroidery being available. You can view the full range above, and as always - if you have any questions, or any unique requirements, get in touch and we will be more than happy to help.

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Published: 10-Jul-2020

Author: Jake Hughes

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