Looking for an exclusive colour? Wait until you see the new colour palette for the BMW M3 and BMW M4
The new colour palette for the BMW M3 and BMW M4 is going to delight you, you won’t be able to choose just one. Are you ready?

The Bavarian brand is renowned for working with some of the most impressive colours in the world. Moreover, it always offers an Individual colour palette so that each driver can personalise their sporting future to the fullest. BMW is famous for its vibrant paints, even on the BMW i8. The BMW Individual palette is independent for each model. For example, the 3 Series has some different colours to those of the 4 Series.

The new colour palette for the BMW M3 and BMW M4 has shades for every taste, though we are sure they won’t disappoint you. They are impressive! We have already seen the new BMW M3 and BMW M4 in their launch colours: Isle of Man Green and Sao Paulo Yellow, but wait until you see the new ones. The most prominent colours are called Signal Green and Speed Yellow, but they are also available in Miami Blue, Fire Orange and Mint Green.

These are the new colours for the BMW M3 and BMW M4
Rosso Corsa, Santorini Blue, Ruby Red, Twilight Purple and Macao Blue also join the colour palette. If you don’t like being the centre of attention, they also offer more understated shades such as Frozen Dark Grey, Frozen Black and Chalk. They are also available in metallic grey and Urban Green.

Naturally, the interior can also be personalised. In Munich they know this and have developed some stunning new interiors. Currently, BMW offers Merino leather finishes if you choose Ivory White, Merino Tartufo, Fjord Blue, Black and Fiona Red and, of course, all black.
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Furthermore, it is very likely that these new interiors will be spectacular when combined with the new exteriors. These new finishes will cost around 6,000 euros. Whichever colour you choose, we are sure you will end up with an impressive model. Can you choose just one colour?
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