That looks lovely, nice to see M3/4 in a different colour. Saw a Java green M4 today and that looked amazing, shame more people don't get them in the individual colours really.
I think most people get talked out of it by the dealer saying it's going to hurt the resale value. Well that and the cost!
Champagne Quartz is a nice shade, not seen a M3/4 in it yet. When I was briefly toying with the idea of buying a 440iGC back in the summer - this was the colour I was going to choose for it.
I often see a Java Green M3 on my commute to work, and on a few occasions see an Austin Yellow M4 parked in the staff car park. Austin Yellow looks the mutts nuts in sunlight - lovely colour, and the colour I'd choose for a M3.
If BMW had allowed individual colours on the M2 i would have got signal green or British racing green.
Instead i had to opt for white because everybody else is getting blue
British racing green in matt would have been stunning
Yes the darker is better but combine that colour and the frozen paint shine BMW have developed would be a lovely thing.
Like the shine the M4 frozen has i mean
Yes the darker is better but combine that colour and the frozen paint shine BMW have developed would be a lovely thing.
Like the shine the M4 frozen has i mean
Whilst not an M3/4 - Syntners had a Mexico Blue Individual coloured 440i in the showroom. Looked amazing! Very similar to the new Focus RS colour and would look amazing on an M3/4
Champagne Quartz is also the colour I'd have if I specked an M3/M4 myself.
There was an M4 at TRL's when I picked my car up last year... I was very tempted.
Champagne Quartz is also the colour I'd have if I specked an M3/M4 myself.
There was an M4 at TRL's when I picked my car up last year... I was very tempted.
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