In message , at 11:08:57 on
Mon, 27 Jun 2011, Paul Corfield remarked:

It's still being sold as superior, though, through leather seats and wifi.

Lets see how well those leather seats survive chavs being sick on them
on a saturday night and schoolkids stabbing them with pencils.

Given the buses have been in service for months and months I suspect
they're holding up very well. Stagecoach have used the same vehicle
types in various places across the country with the same level of
finish / facilites.

There's nothing wrong with "leather seats" as such, but you need more
than that to transform a service.
--
Roland Perry