Our second option is Ojai. I think the seats and arm rests would "feel" better but the wood accents seem more muted and doesn't stand out nicely like Yosemite IMO.
We have the Tahoe leather in our first Gravity (Aurora Green), but we opted for Yosemite Purluxe in our second Gravity (Abyss Black). We only had the second one for about two months before it was wrecked. However, in that time it never showed any signs of dirt or staining, and it was a very striking interior. And I especially liked the lighter wood trim. However, I almost always wear short sleeve shirts, and the roughness of the door armrests did come to bother me after a time. I suspect that with more time they would have begun to show discoloration from body oils, though the material probably would have cleaned up well.
But . . . despite some claims otherwise, you can tell it's not real leather -- not because it feels "bad" in any way, but because it lacks that undefinable something that fine leather has. There's a subtle scent to the leather, a certain way it gives when moved across, and the ability to develop a patina that is just missing from any faux leather I have experienced. (I am not hostile to high-quality faux leather. I opted for its extra cost when ordering home theater seating over eight years ago. That particular material, made exclusively in Japan, is buttery soft, breathes well, and still looks brand new. But even so, it's lacking something that real leather has.)
When we ordered our third Gravity (Stellar White), we reverted back to Tahoe leather because it yielded a luxurious feel that was simply lacking in the Purluxe. Frankly, though, I would have chosen the Ojai leather for the white car had it been available in the Dream Edition. While I've come to like the Tahoe color in the first Gravity more than I thought I would, having it in two cars sometimes feels a bit much.
