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1st and last Color thread..Promise
On the brink of submitting my 335is order but color choice has not been decided & since the selection is some what limited how about a suggestion?? In the past have worn the Space and Titanium Silver along with Jet Black now currently in AW..Thanks people.
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A stunning car deserves a stunning color, therefore I vote Le Mans Blue or Crimson Red. g/l
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Alpinweiss is elegant, yet sporty. It is also a very practical color in hotter climates (may not apply to CT). Finally, it is one of the few free colors.
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Did you ever narrow down your choice for the interior? That is sometimes the decision maker.
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I didn't realize that you could still order a 335is. It's a great car and I'm sure you will enjoy it. :thumbup:
We test drove a LeMans Blue with a Saddle Brown Dakota Leather interior and it was really spectacular. I have the silver with black interior (silver is easy to maintain), but if I had to do it over again, I'd get this combination. |
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Did they change the brown interior color since 2012? The interior brown in the car we drove looked more like a baseball glove brown. The color I just saw on the BMW site looks darker and muddier. It may be just my computer monitor? Are you going with the 19" wheel option or the standard 18" wheels? |
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I polished my 335is yesterday and took it for an extended ride. This car is definitely a keeper! |
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DSXMachina's E92 is TiAg/Saddle Brown. I've seen it in person and it's a very sharp combination. If I were leasing (i.e. short term exposure) vs owning (long term exposure) I might jump for the Coral Red interior in a heart beat. As you probably know, Coral Red in person is a very rich pure red. With Black/TiAG/MW it would be truly stunning. (Let me know if I'm helping here!) ;) Based on your previous cars, you seem to gravitate to the grayscale for exterior colors i.e. Black - Gray - Silver - White. Based on your leanings here are the combo's I'd do in no favorite order: Crimson/Black (Classic - My dad's 1957 356 Porsche in this livery inspired my 1994 Honda Civic Coupe - I drove it for 15 years and never tired of the combination) Lemans/Saddle Brown Very eye-catching and not very common. Sapphire Black/Saddle Brown or Sapphire Black/Red Can't go wrong with either, it's just a matter of how much love and attention you want to give that black exterior. TiAg/Space Gray/MW or AW are a bit more low key and work very well if you like to fly just under the RADAR. Go wild with your interior choice. It's a coupe! |
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I have not had a problem with my 19" wheels and run flats but this is not my daily driver. As long as I keep the tires inflated to what's on the door sticker, the ride is very good and pliable and not what I would call harsh. You will get a bit jarred if you hit a sunken man hole cover or pot hole, and that's when I cringe and hope I didn't crack a wheel (which I have not). It's a tough decision, but my gut would probably feel better with the 18" wheels if it was my daily driver. I have been noticing several 1 Series BMWs with finished and BMW painted brake calipers. I wish I had these, and I think you can now order these to be installed at the US port of entry facility. These caliper covers would really finish off the look of the wheels that are open on the dedicated 335is wheels. * If the 19" wheels are forged, then I would go with them for the look. |
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One thing I don't get about many E9X interiors is that you can select an interior and then BMW will slap in some headliner and trim for the pillars that in no way matches the leather/carpeting. I know there's a lot of folks out there with this combination and I mean no offense. Hey, nobody put a gun to anyone's head when purchasing/leasing. Right?
For instance, independent of exterior color, I think Saddle Brown looks great. But all the examples I've seen have a grey headliner and pillars. To me, it all starts to get cluttered with say... Saddle Brown, Grey Headliner and Pillars, Titanium Inserts, Black Dash. That's one of the reasons we went with Beige/Walnut. Everything in the car matches. Very organic looking. But let's complicate the matter... What about door, dash and console inserts? My vote, FWIW, Red/Coral/Carbon Fiber. You only live once!:bigpimp: |
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In pothole heaven (New England and New York) I'd go with 18" wheels. You run too much risk of tire and wheel damage with19" wheels. The greater the sidewall, the less risk. If you still prefer the look of 19" wheels, buy the tire insurance.
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I, too< have the lemans and saddle, everybody loves the combo.......the saddle pops off the blue.......
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You can't go wrong with any of these suggestions. If it were me I'd go AW/Saddle. I've never had a white car and it looks sharp on the E92. Plus after have a dark car for sevelal years, easier upkeep woul be nice :) Since you currently have AW you probably want something different for a change. My choice 2 would be LeMans. Another sharp color! I really like the saddle interior though, and would get that again without a second thought. After 5 years I still love the color.
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LeMans + Saddle would be sharp, but I'm very happy with my LeMans/CoralRed.
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lemans /oyster if u are 1337
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