This is going to sound a bit like "train spotting"Didn't know Presso's came without an armrest.
As far as I can work out the Eunos Presso (well at least the May 1991 to September 1993 E-EC8SE model) was offered for sale in three "grades" in Japan;
The base model Hi-X, an intermediate grade model Fi-X and the top of the line Fi-X SV. There seems to be other sub options...but those are the three basic grades. I like the Hi-XS model as it is the options "free" version (none of "heavy" things such as a sunroof or complicated audio setup that detract from what I use the car for) but includes bits like fog lights etc.
The Fi-X SV came will all the "options" as standard features; eg Partial leather seats, Sunroof, ABS, LSD in the MT model, Climate air, integrated Audio Radio, Tape, AUX and Rear mounted CD cassette changer etc.
There were a host of other small consequential differences as well...including the number of audio speakers installed around the car (eg 4 in the rear cargo area alone); the trim in the rear cargo area, the centre console/armrest and so on. The following pictures show the Fi-X SV centre console/armrest setup (ignore the cloth seats...the partial leather seats have been swapped out of this particular Fi-X SV).
![Image](http://www.supermotors.net/getfile/1032916/fullsize/p1060856.jpg)
![Image](http://www.supermotors.net/getfile/1032917/fullsize/p1060857.jpg)
Compare that with the no frills Hi-XS set up shown in my earlier posts. The hand brake trim surround that supports the centre console/armrest/cup holder arrangement is very different. The parts I fitted are taken from the Eunos 100 model (BG model Astina 323 in other markets). You cant swap over just the Fi-X SV centre console/armrest/cup holder tosay the Hi-XS without also changing the handbrake surround trim (there is a height difference and the ashtray is set up differently).