Original Window Sticker

[MMM3PWR]

Pictures

[MMM3PWR]

Damn this app for reducing quality

[jwhhjr]

Haha I never though about framing mine. Nice idea

[GVIFlyer]

Good idea, MMM3PWR.

[Eau Rouge]

[Ghetto2315]

Good idea. Bad framing job haha

[FVM3]

never think about that, nice one

[mashimarho]

At least it will last longer than being in my glove box.

[pkimM3r]

Wow. I through my shit out right away. Im more into driving the thing than all the other stuff

[dnvrdrvr]

Wow. Interesting that MSRP in 2008 was $53,800 and then rose to $60,100 by 2012.

[MMM3PWR]

Guess those plastic sun visors broke the bank for bmw

[MMM3PWR]

Originally Posted by Ghetto2315

Good idea. Bad framing job haha

Extremely bad

[Edward]

Here's my Mike Monroney sticker. March 2013 build.





Noticed the sticker says 85% parts sourced from Germany in later years. Weird.

[baba louey]

Originally Posted by Edward

Here's my Mike Monroney sticker. March 2013 build.





Noticed the sticker says 85% parts sourced from Germany in later years. Weird.

I think the 5% US/Can parts content must mean the floor mats.

[MMM3PWR]

Guess mines 25 % mutt

[EvenSteven]

Tacky and poorly executed.

[Ghetto2315]

Originally Posted by EvenSteven

Tacky and poorly executed.

A for effort at least

[turbolag]

holy damn the e90m3 in 2008 started at 53k...

I don't know where my sticker went, but mine is fairly stripper (ZCP/heated seats/dct/nav) and is in the whereabouts of 70k.

[MMM3PWR]

Originally Posted by EvenSteven

Tacky and poorly executed.

Thread intention was to see window sticker and who still has them, I know the frame is hideous , and will obviously not be hung anywhere, it's just for preservation purpose

[baba louey]

Originally Posted by MMM3PWR

Guess mines 25 % mutt

Ha ha! That's a good one.

[calicolorado]

Damn. Expensive these cars are. I remember my grandfather bought an 1989 735il and it was $56,000. I was young but that's my car to dollars benchmark. He bought a visually identical 1994 740il, but I never heard the price and was unimpressed that it lacked the rear reclining seats of the 735il. I drove both, the first as a 15 year old in 1993.

When I look at these nice window sticker artifacts, I think of what the person ordered and how much was paid. For example, why, when one is presented with a broad array of colors and options, do you choose black on black? Or silver on black? For 75k you ought to be presented with more compelling options in terms of color. Or get adventurous people. I own a factory orange BMW and would order another wild color when the time is right.

[Eau Rouge]

Originally Posted by calicolorado

Damn. Expensive these cars are. I remember my grandfather bought an 1989 735il and it was $56,000. I was young but that's my car to dollars benchmark. He bought a visually identical 1994 740il, but I never heard the price and was unimpressed that it lacked the rear reclining seats of the 735il. I drove both, the first as a 15 year old in 1993.

When I look at these nice window sticker artifacts, I think of what the person ordered and how much was paid. For example, why, when one is presented with a broad array of colors and options, do you choose black on black? Or silver on black? For 75k you ought to be presented with more compelling options in terms of color. Or get adventurous people. I own a factory orange BMW and would order another wild color when the time is right.

Did someone mention orange?

Different strokes for different folks.

If your car is red
Red is a bold, energetic colour. Warm and sensuous, it gives off vibes of high energy and stimulation. People who like red might be, or might like to project the image of themselves as, ambitious and impulsive, courageous high achievers and risk takers.

If your car is black
Black subsumes all colours. It suggests power and mystery, with overtones of comfort and silence. Black says, "I'm at the top of the pack."

If your car is white
White is linked to innocence and purity. People who favour white might be dreamers, with an eye on the big picture or possibly searching for a bigger connection to life.

If your car is silver
You might be a communicator, someone who inspires trust. You may be someone
who reacts from a place of instinct and trusts those instincts.

If your car is green
Green is a friendly, calming colour, especially in current times and with its connection to the environment. Green brings to mind nature -- forests, grass, trees. People who choose greens might be observers, catching details that others overlook.

If your car is blue
Blue is an emotional colour, cool and calm, promoting relaxation and tranquility. If you like blue, you might be conservative and loyal; you might value affection and tenderness.

If your car is orange or bright yellow

Bright colours like orange and bright yellow say, "Look at me!" They're fun colours, full of flamboyant spontaneity and energy.

Bright yellow suggests an interesting personality, open to challenge and activity; orange is a happy colour that promotes good humour.

Bright colours are often marketed towards younger people who are at a time of their lives when it's normal developmentally to be adventurous and bold. So, what exactly does the flashy red sports car potentially say about its middle-aged driver?

"He might be drawn back toward a younger time in his life," says James. "If you never felt that you had enough adventure, if you never had the fast car, if you never felt that you had what you wanted at that point in your life, when you start to review part way through your life, you might try to meet that need."
http://www.canadianliving.com/life/t..._about_you.php

Isn't it nice to know that car color choice is a form of communication with others?