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09-23-2007, 02:35 PM | #1 |
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Pic request to see some 'individual' colour choices
Has anyone got pics of any car in these colours please? Particularly interested to see what colour the bold ones are. Thanks in anticipation.
Atlantic Blue Diamond Monaco Blue Montego Blue Silver Grey Stratus Grey Sydney Blue Titanium Grey 2 Aegean Blue Atlantis Blue Water Mora Olivine Orient Blue Petrol Mica Santorin Blue 2 Sepia Steel Blue Sterling Grey Velvet Blue |
09-24-2007, 04:34 AM | #2 |
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Silver Grey is a E46 color. The M3 E46 aswell as the CSL was available in that color. Attached is a sample from the bmw website.
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09-24-2007, 04:47 AM | #4 |
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Blue water is a color that was available on the pre FL X3. It's a silver with a shade of blue. Can't seem to find a picture at the moment...
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My dealer has advised me that the following colours are available for the M3.
Individual paint - Aegean blue £2080.00 Individual paint - Atlantic blue £1605.00 Individual paint - Atlantis £2080.00 Individual paint - Aventurine Silver £1350.00 Individual paint - Azurite black £1350.00 Individual paint - Blue Onyx £1350.00 Individual paint - Blue water £2080.00 Individual paint - Brass £2080.00 Individual paint - Carbon black £1605.00 Individual paint - Coloured gold £2080.00 Individual paint - Dakar yellow £2080.00 Individual paint - Deep green £1605.00 Individual paint - Diamond £1605.00 Individual paint - Diopside black £1350.00 Individual paint - Fir green £2080.00 Individual paint - Flamenco red £2080.00 Individual paint - Grey green £2080.00 Individual paint - Havanna £1605.00 Individual paint - Imola red £1605.00 Individual paint - Light yellow £2080.00 Individual paint - Malachite green £1605.00 Individual paint - Michigan blue £1605.00 Individual paint - Midnight blue £1605.00 Individual paint - Monaco blue £1605.00 Individual paint - Montego blue £1605.00 Individual paint - Moonstone £1350.00 Individual paint - Mora £2080.00 Individual paint - Olivine £2080.00 Individual paint - Opal black £1605.00 Individual paint - Orient blue £2080.00 Individual paint - Oxford green II £2080.00 Individual paint - Petrol mica £2080.00 Individual paint - Phoenix yellow £2080.00 Individual paint - Ruby black £1350.00 Individual paint - Ruby red £2080.00 Individual paint - Santorin blue II £2080.00 Individual paint - Sepia £2080.00 Individual paint - Silver grey £1605.00 Individual paint - Space grey £1605.00 Individual paint - Steel blue £2080.00 Individual paint - Sterling grey £2080.00 Individual paint - Stratus grey £1605.00 Individual paint - Sydney blue £1605.00 Individual paint - Techno violet £2080.00 Individual paint - Titanium grey II £1605.00 Individual paint - Toledo blue £2080.00 Individual paint - Tourmaline violet £2080.00 Individual paint - Velvet blue £2080.00 |
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09-24-2007, 12:24 PM | #12 |
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I have a similar list I posted elsewhere, problem is I dont know what half of them are, well actually, 90%!
Thanks for the pics guys, Mica is nice but I have 2 black cars and am determined to get a lighter, easier to care for one to go with them, I cant hack keeping 3 dark cars in tip top condition. Maybe I should stick with white. Cleaning isnt an issue, its chips and swirls that take a lot of work to avoid/remove and show up so much on dark colours. |
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09-24-2007, 03:03 PM | #13 |
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Leg, I've got pics of a lot of these colours. My current car's combo is Ruby Red Invdividual with Champagne Nappa. I'm pretty much set on one of the following, for when I have to spec my M3 Cab:
1) White with Fox Red - the Brilliant White Individual is better than Alpine White. 2) Moonstone Individual with Black 3) Interlagos Blue with either Black or Palladium. I agree with you, the darker colours are a pain to maintain, and they age more quickly, esp. if not kept in a garage. Silverstone and other silvers are far too common. Lighter colours definitely look better on the M3, and white is definitely en-vogue at the moment. |
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09-24-2007, 06:11 PM | #17 |
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Santorini Blue II will be like LSB without the green tint.
Here's Santorini I...
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09-25-2007, 02:09 AM | #18 |
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m8 of mine just got a Sprint Blue S4 Cabrio and I cant help but think the new M3 would look great in Audi Sprint Blue......Santorini is quite similar.
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09-26-2007, 12:04 PM | #19 |
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Brilliant White Individual
Here's the Brilliant White, Leg. It looks stunning, and has a crisp pearlescent feel even when the skies are cloudy.
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Ruby Red Individual with Champagne Nappa.
Agree with you completely, Lucid. Alpine white has a creamy look to it at times, whereas brilliant-white is very radiant in sunlight.
Do you guys want any other photos of individual cars? I've attached some photos of my Ruby Red with Champagne 330Ci Cab, as per previous requests. |
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