[Bimmer100]

Dravit Gray here😊

My wife is going dravit too. I wanted that…. But… don’t want to do matching cars again.
our current cars are both mineral grey. Haha.

she got the 50th anniv emblems… first time I’ve seen them on a dravitgrey car… actually kinda like them!!

 

[M.Juul]

My wife is going dravit too. I wanted that…. But… don’t want to do matching cars again.
our current cars are both mineral grey. Haha.

she got the 50th anniv emblems… first time I’ve seen them on a dravitgrey car… actually kinda like them!!
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I like the color very much. When I finally get the car, I will have a professional company to put on Drop Off Ceramic Paint Protection. Have it on my 530e now and is very satisfied with it

 

[iipabrewer]

I like the color very much. When I finally get the car, I will have a professional company to put on Drop Off Ceramic Paint Protection. Have it on my 530e now and is very satisfied with it

I'm in team Tanzanite but I really like the portimao blue too in side by sides (other thread) with cognac interior.

We need a similar thread comparing how many people are getting sensatec versus leather.

 

[gsbaker]

I am getting sunset orange with cognac leather interior

 

[AlohaMike]

I have owned one black car and it looked awesome on the day I washed it and then made me feel I had to wash it every week. I've got a white car now, and it is much easier to keep looking good. Not as dramatic looking as black, but day in and day out it looks better if you don't have time to be obsessive about cleaning. I've owned red, a couple tones of silver, navy blue, black and white cars. Silver and white were the easiest to keep looking good. Red not too bad, Black and Navy blue much more difficult (but boy do they look nice if you keep them clean and polished!). All that being said, I am trying Brooklyn Gray for my i4 because it is a little more different than white (face it, 50% of all cars on the road are white) and I think it will be pretty easy to keep looking good (plus it looks great with the blue accents, blue brake calipers and blue Laserlight accents).

 

[gsbaker]

I have owned one black car and it looked awesome on the day I washed it and then made me feel I had to wash it every week. I've got a white car now, and it is much easier to keep looking good. Not as dramatic looking as black, but day in and day out it looks better if you don't have time to be obsessive about cleaning. I've owned red, a couple tones of silver, navy blue, black and white cars. Silver and white were the easiest to keep looking good. Red not too bad, Black and Navy blue much more difficult (but boy do they look nice if you keep them clean and polished!). All that being said, I am trying Brooklyn Gray for my i4 because it is a little more different than white (face it, 50% of all cars on the road are white) and I think it will be pretty easy to keep looking good (plus it looks great with the blue accents, blue brake calipers and blue Laserlight accents).

And you are getting the elusive blue calipers!

 

[AlohaMike]

And you are getting the elusive blue calipers!

We'll see. I am in the order bank awaiting an allocation (supposedly I am next), so this is just what's on my build sheet, not an actual order accepted by BMW.