[e92_enthusiast_1]

Yeah Grigio's shade depending on lighting is one of the reasons it originally caught my eye.

[Squidget]

Originally Posted by Tag

Couple more. Notice, they all have CF roofs which is required for individual.

Curious. Is there a technical reason? I am guessing not, and that this is purely a price segmenting strategy?

[JABCAT]

Originally Posted by Squidget

Curious. Is there a technical reason? I am guessing not, and that this is purely a price segmenting strategy?

100% money grab. It's not enough they get you for the cost of the individual color. They could give you a standard solid roof (which I would prefer).

[Bret]

Originally Posted by JABCAT

You'd think they'd leave the ugly front plate bracket off for photos

Absolutely. That was a fail.

[Driium]

The midnight purple looks a little darker in those photos than they appear in some others. Perhaps due to the cloudy conditions the colors photos were taken in. Can’t wait to see mine in person.

[oldmanbishop]

Im getting cold feet on Voodoo Blue; that’s just a very bright color to daily drive. Grigio is growing on me, but paying 3k for grey just seems wrong.

[ednir98]

Originally Posted by oldmanbishop

paying 3k for grey just seems wrong.

You would've loved Pure Metal Silver, 10k for silver

[NewToM]

Originally Posted by oldmanbishop

Im getting cold feet on Voodoo Blue; that’s just a very bright color to daily drive. Grigio is growing on me, but paying 3k for grey just seems wrong.

Brooklyn grey is the answer.

[RobM2]

Originally Posted by oldmanbishop

Im getting cold feet on Voodoo Blue; that’s just a very bright color to daily drive. Grigio is growing on me, but paying 3k for grey just seems wrong.

I have an Audi S4 in Turbo Blue which is a similar color to Voodoo Blue and it really got old to me — it is quite bright and saturated to daily drive.

As a comparison, my M2 is Zandvoort Blue, and I don't feel the same at all — love the color and will forever. It is simultaneously bolder but less loud, if that makes sense.

Don't mean to be negative but wanted to help you make the right call for you if you have a chance to change. Grigio and ZB are both gorgeous.

[BradMX5]

Originally Posted by rlove

I have an Audi S4 in Turbo Blue which is a similar color and it really got old to me — it is quite bright and saturated to daily drive.

As a comparison, my M2 is Zandvoort Blue, and I don't feel the same at all — love the color and will forever. It is simultaneously bolder but less loud, if that makes sense.

Don't mean to be negative but wanted to help you make the right call for you if you have a chance to change. Grigio and ZB are both gorgeous.

To me the ZB almost looks grayish in certain lighting. I love the color and is still one of my favorites and fully agree it stands out but also doesn’t. It’s in that weird in between

[e92_enthusiast_1]

Originally Posted by oldmanbishop

Im getting cold feet on Voodoo Blue; that’s just a very bright color to daily drive. Grigio is growing on me, but paying 3k for grey just seems wrong.

It's a good looking grey!

[garageoverflow]

This is why it's amazing that they are giving us more color options, everyone has a different opinion.

I'd never pick gray, let alone pay for it.
Absolutely I'd go with Twilight Purple or Java Green, but the last 3 cars I've had have been black 😅

[RobM2]

Originally Posted by NewToM

Brooklyn grey is the answer.

Replacing the Audi S4 in Turbo Blue with a 2025 X3 M50 in BG, so I can get behind this too.

[Ronin76]

Originally Posted by oldmanbishop

Im getting cold feet on Voodoo Blue; that’s just a very bright color to daily drive. Grigio is growing on me, but paying 3k for grey just seems wrong.

I think Voodoo Blue would not be an issue to drive daily….Jave Green on the other hand…?

[BradMX5]

Originally Posted by Ronin76

I think Voodoo Blue would not be an issue to drive daily….Jave Green on the other hand…?

You shut your mouth purple boy

[Ronin76]

Originally Posted by BradMX5

You shut your mouth purple boy

🤣

[garageoverflow]

Originally Posted by oldmanbishop

Im getting cold feet on Voodoo Blue; that’s just a very bright color to daily drive. Grigio is growing on me, but paying 3k for grey just seems wrong.

Just genuinely curious why a brighter color would be hard to daily drive?

It might also be because I've come from several black cars in a row, but I'm not sure the color would have any impact on whether I daily it or not.

[JABCAT]

Originally Posted by Ronin76

I think Voodoo Blue would not be an issue to drive daily….Jave Green on the other hand…?

It's a performance car, bright/bold colors all the way. The black, white, greys can't tell them apart from the standard 2-series. So pedestrian. It's like all the old guys who buy white Corvettes or white Porsches

[oldmanbishop]

Originally Posted by garageoverflow

Just genuinely curious why a brighter color would be hard to daily drive?

It might also be because I've come from several black cars in a row, but I'm not sure the color would have any impact on whether I daily it or not.

It's a color that's going to get a lot of attention I would think. Could be a good or bad thing depending on what you want.

[///M TOWN]

Originally Posted by JABCAT

It's a performance car, bright/bold colors all the way. The black, white, greys can't tell them apart from the standard 2-series. So pedestrian. It's like all the old guys who buy white Corvettes or white Porsches :rolleyes

🤣

[Matthewricha]

I notice that the wing mirrors for these are not colour coded like the standard UK cars.

[Orjan]

Originally Posted by Matthewricha

I notice that the wing mirrors for these are not colour coded like the standard UK cars.

Good observation; the Grigio presscar also has black mirror caps..

EDIT; the US configurator shows black mirrors on the individual colors. https://www.bmwusa.com/build-your-ow...exterior/color