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BMW’s update measures will include, alongside the new engines for the 3 and 4 Series a couple of interesting add-ons for other models as well. The Individual range will now get more attention too.
Starting with July 2015, Champagne Quartz metallic and Smokey Topaz Metallic will make an appearance in the Individual catalogue for all BMW 4 Series and M4 models. That includes Coupe, Convertible and Gran Coupe alternatives.
At the same time, the F10 5 Series facelift and its Gran Turismo alternative will be available in Tanzanite Blue Metallic, a premiere for the model. The biggest news seems to be that the E89 Z4 Roadster will now be available, for the first time, in Estoril Blue once equipped with the M Sport package.
Even so, it looks rather dull to be honest, in that shade that otherwise brings out the character in most BMWs. It’s something about Valencia Orange that fits the character of the Z4 perfectly if you ask me.
Another good news is that Sakhir Orange will be once again available for the M3 in the US after it was pulled by BMW for some unknown reason. That’s great if you ask us as we consider that to be the best color for the model in the entire range (maybe closely matched by the Tanzanite Blue).
Don’t get me wrong, the Yas Marina Blue is... interesting and the same can be said about Austin Yellow but they lack that punch that an M car needs on the outside.
Ordering books are open as we speak but if you want the updated models, you’ll have to wait until the second half of the year.
At the same time, the F10 5 Series facelift and its Gran Turismo alternative will be available in Tanzanite Blue Metallic, a premiere for the model. The biggest news seems to be that the E89 Z4 Roadster will now be available, for the first time, in Estoril Blue once equipped with the M Sport package.
Even so, it looks rather dull to be honest, in that shade that otherwise brings out the character in most BMWs. It’s something about Valencia Orange that fits the character of the Z4 perfectly if you ask me.
Another good news is that Sakhir Orange will be once again available for the M3 in the US after it was pulled by BMW for some unknown reason. That’s great if you ask us as we consider that to be the best color for the model in the entire range (maybe closely matched by the Tanzanite Blue).
Don’t get me wrong, the Yas Marina Blue is... interesting and the same can be said about Austin Yellow but they lack that punch that an M car needs on the outside.
Ordering books are open as we speak but if you want the updated models, you’ll have to wait until the second half of the year.
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