If you're looking for a Black Sapphire 2011...

There's a new black sapphire 335d Sport with oyster black interior at BMW of Beverly Hills that shows up on AutoTrader at the original price of $54,500. HOWEVER, if you go to the Sonic Automotive site, the parent company of the dealership, it's listed at $46,000!

You can find details on it here.

I think that the combo looks great, but I know that I can't keep a black car clean (I've had a couple) and I can't imagine keeping the oyster white leather clean. But if that's a combo that you're looking for...

No affiliation with the dealership - just an FYI to anyone looking for a car like this and pricing that isn't readily visible via normal searching.

You mean oyster white interior, right?

Originally Posted by meeksdigital

You mean oyster white interior, right?

Yes, it is the oyster white leather, but like this car on Autotrader, they refer to it as Oyster/Black. I guess they're just calling out the black dash, doors, carpet, etc. Perhaps I should have included the "/".

Nice car. There are several new ones still for sale. I'd have to think they will seriously need to discount further as 2013's begin to arrive - and word that BMW is bring back diesels in sedan form. I paid $38k for my 2011 with 8k miles. I thought that was a good deal. But damn it, it's a car and will depreciate in d form or otherwise.

I thought they called it oyster/black because it is not oyster in all spots that say my beige interior car is beige. For example look at the back of their front seats and they are black yet mine are beige(which sucks with kids shoes).

Originally Posted by Snipe656

I thought they called it oyster/black because it is not oyster in all spots that say my beige interior car is beige. For example look at the back of their front seats and they are black yet mine are beige(which sucks with kids shoes).

I had the same thought - but I think that the same black areas are with the Chestnut Brown and Saddle Brown interiors, yet I never see "black" used with them, if that makes sense.