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I just got mine from covers4auto.com and I have a 2009 SE model. When I was on their website, it's really easy to select which Journey you have and the year it was made, no measurements needed (doesn't matter if you have the SE, R/T, or SXT). I had a very good experience with this website as well. I ordered my seat covers on the 19th of November and received them on December 1st. I ordered the Neosupreme covers for the front and backseat, installed them yesterday and they look fantastic. I paid just a little over $300 and shipping was free (although if you want to ship international, there is a fee). Ultimately, while it does take a couple weeks to get your custom seat covers, trust me, it is well worth the wait. Good Luck! Regards, Eric

Thanks for the responses guys, I really appreciate it. I may go with the seat cover option seeing as doing an interior cleaning would be almost $200 any way. I've just never seen water spots like these and I'd hate to have them cleaned, only to have to do it again, especially with the cost involved. If anyone has success stories of getting these stains out, and keeping them out, please post. Thanks again, Eric

Hello everyone, Just bought my journey in September and really like it. It is a 2009 edition with about 36000 miles and it's running very well. The only issue I have is with the interior upholstery. It's not leather and it's not fabric but I suspect it is the same interior as the Caliber. Any way, I noticed that whenever water gets on the seats, it absorbs the water and leaves these ugly water spots. And it's just water from the rain on our coats or clothing. I tried some auto foaming cleaner but it doesn't get rid of it. I can't imagine that there isn't a way to get these stains out. It is just water so perhaps taking it in to get steam cleaned would work, but has anyone else had this issue? If so, what product did you use to remedy it. I suppose I could take it to the dealer, but I thought I'd check here first. I hope there is an easy, inexpensive way to get these stains out. Plus, once the stains come out, what should I use to guard from this in the future? Thanks for your input in advance! Eric T.