Oxford Green 2

Oxford Green 2

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pdavison

Original Poster:

1,637 posts

283 months

Tuesday 7th September 2004
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Has anyone got a picture of what this colour looks like?

Cheers

Paul

OutOn

61 posts

252 months

Tuesday 7th September 2004
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If that´s the same one than Oxford Green as per M3 E36, i can send you a picture of my car or upload here if i figure how to do that.

pdavison

Original Poster:

1,637 posts

283 months

Wednesday 8th September 2004
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Found it at last on the bm3w.co.uk site. I don't know how to post it here either but for anyone who is interested it's in the buyers guide under colours.

I really like it, which is just as well because I may be getting an E46 M3 Coupe in this colour!

raceboy

13,249 posts

286 months

Wednesday 8th September 2004
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pdavison said:
I really like it, which is just as well because I may be getting an E46 M3 Coupe in this colour!

From www.bmw.co.uk 's website were you can build your virtual car, Green of any kind isn't an option on the M3, you can have an Oxford Green 330i though, is on the 'individual' colour chart for the M3

ScoobyZoom

6,578 posts

254 months

Wednesday 8th September 2004
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Oxford Green has been discontiued as an M3 colour now Raceboy.

Kicks the sh1te out of your residual anyway..

Only buy it if you reeeeealllly like it...

Individual will paint the car pretty much any colour in the current range as long as its a 3 series colour. They do do other colours too... Like Yellow

pdavison

Original Poster:

1,637 posts

283 months

Wednesday 8th September 2004
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I do really like it mainly because it's not the same old silver or black.

Would it be harder on residuals than seca blue or pheonix yellow?

ScoobyZoom

6,578 posts

254 months

Wednesday 8th September 2004
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similar effect on residuals.. those are the three worst im afraid.. with white being the most hideous (however I like it )

Imola Red?

As long as it has the shiny 19" wheels they all look good...

john_p

7,073 posts

256 months

Thursday 9th September 2004
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IR fades, that's the only problem with it.

I saw an OG M3 (E46) last night, and although it was getting dark, I thought it looked quite good. Certainly a rare colour, since all you see is black/silver/grey (yes, including mine)

ScoobyZoom

6,578 posts

254 months

Thursday 9th September 2004
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john_p said:
IR fades, that's the only problem with it.


Polish it then!

rich_b

694 posts

252 months

Thursday 9th September 2004
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ScoobyZoom said:

As long as it has the shiny 19" wheels they all look good...


Hmm, I much prefer the less shiny 18" wheels. The car looks less "look at me i've got an M3" and more "I bought this car for what it can do, not how it looks"

Much better for the ride and handling too

ScoobyZoom

6,578 posts

254 months

Thursday 9th September 2004
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read bad roo's thread rich

ScoobyZoom

6,578 posts

254 months

Thursday 9th September 2004
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the point that the biog wheels add to resale and the general public couldn't tell the difference about the ride and handling with the 18's on..

The car rides better and handles better on 18's.. but only on a track