Is this a good looking color combination?
Is it fairly available?
Is resale good on this color combo?
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rare combo
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The above poster has a nice pic. I think it works with silver quite well, but I wouldn't order it w/o seeing it on another car.
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Is it fairly available?
Is resale good on this color combo? |
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The posted pic of a Z4 is silver gray (or sterling gray) with beige. Not ti silver.
Ti silver with beige is not to ervyones tast, but I like it. But then I like apline white with beige also. So go figure...
Common wisedom says combine beige with darker colours. Especially if your looking at resale....
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Quote: The posted pic of a Z4 is silver gray (or sterling gray) with beige. Not ti silver.
Ti silver with beige is not to ervyones tast, but I like it. But then I like apline white with beige also. So go figure...
Common wisedom says combine beige with darker colours. Especially if your looking at resale.... | I think its an ok combination if you like beige. I went to my local dealer today and checked out the four-car set sent to all US dealers. The Arctic 325i non-sport had a beige interior. My wife commented that it already looked dirty inside. I have a hard time with all the dash and door plastic being the same beige color as the leather. As far as being a good "combination" I don't think that really means anything except on a convertible where you can see the sheet metal and the interior at the same time. With a sedan or coupe you're either in it or out of it and the only time you see both colors is when getting in and out. Get these colors if you like them and don't worry about whether they "go together."
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Quote: | I think its an ok combination if you like beige. I went to my local dealer today and checked out the four-car set sent to all US dealers. The Arctic 325i non-sport had a beige interior. My wife commented that it already looked dirty inside. I have a hard time with all the dash and door plastic being the same beige color as the leather. As far as being a good "combination" I don't think that really means anything except on a convertible where you can see the sheet metal and the interior at the same time. With a sedan or coupe you're either in it or out of it and the only time you see both colors is when getting in and out. Get these colors if you like them and don't worry about whether they "go together." | Nahhh....its fine with Silver-grey or Sterling grey, but I think black goes much better with Titanium Silver.
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