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Wanting to offer more choices to its customers, BMW is focusing intensely on the Individual range that covers everything from exterior paints to bespoke finishes for the interior. In case you’re not satisfied with the colors offered via the online configurator, you can dwell deeper and get to some really sweet hues.
For example, have you ever heard of Fashion Grey? Neither did we until recently when we stumbled upon a bespoke BMW M3 that was wearing this color and it blew us away.
Those of you that are familiar with the Audi range probably know what ‘Nardo Grey’ represents, right? It’s a strong color that gives you the impression you’ve gone blind for a second or two when you see it for the first time.
However, it’s that complexity that mesmerizes and captivates over time, leaving an imprint on your retina. It’s almost the same with Fashion Grey here.
Looking at the pictures you’d be tempted to think that the car looks the same no matter what angle you look at it from. You’d be wrong though, this being a color that seems to be changing hues depending on the position you find yourself in.
There’s even more to be admired on this F80 though. Open the door and you’ll find the interior has been done in an interesting color as well. Unlike most owners that go for white, black or even red leather, our man wanted it in Fjord Blue, with Silverstone and carbon fiber trims all around that look staggering.
Other changes include M Performance parts like a new steering wheel, gloss black kidney grilles and side markers, carbon fiber mirror caps and an Eisenmann exhaust system. Yes, this beauty gets our seal of approval!
Those of you that are familiar with the Audi range probably know what ‘Nardo Grey’ represents, right? It’s a strong color that gives you the impression you’ve gone blind for a second or two when you see it for the first time.
However, it’s that complexity that mesmerizes and captivates over time, leaving an imprint on your retina. It’s almost the same with Fashion Grey here.
Looking at the pictures you’d be tempted to think that the car looks the same no matter what angle you look at it from. You’d be wrong though, this being a color that seems to be changing hues depending on the position you find yourself in.
There’s even more to be admired on this F80 though. Open the door and you’ll find the interior has been done in an interesting color as well. Unlike most owners that go for white, black or even red leather, our man wanted it in Fjord Blue, with Silverstone and carbon fiber trims all around that look staggering.
Other changes include M Performance parts like a new steering wheel, gloss black kidney grilles and side markers, carbon fiber mirror caps and an Eisenmann exhaust system. Yes, this beauty gets our seal of approval!
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