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I will be buying a new M3 later this year and at first I had decided on the Pheonix Yellow, but now I'm starting to have second thoughts. I liked the yellow because only one other guy has a yellow M3 where I live, but there are quite a few black ones. Now that I think about it though, it would be such a beautiful car to have solid black paint, solid black tint, and black blinker covers etc.
I'm going back and forth and thought I'd ask here what everyone likes best.
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One of my friends got a E46 M3 Laguna Seca on Grey with every option, the car is...SICK!! But in your case, you gotta look at it this way, Black is a gangsta color, and White is PIMP color, so take your choice. Forget yellow, you'll get sick of it, besides you GOTTA get Imola Red interior, and thats not offered with yellow :lol:
__________________ My Car
2004 330ci
Exterior: Alpine White
Interior: Black
Options: <span style='color:red'>Performance Pkg</span>, <span style='color:green'>Cold Weather</span>, <span style='color:blue'>Xenon</span>, <span style='color:yellow'>Moonroof</span>
I drive a yellow vw gti vr6, and trust me, yellow gets old :|
but my vw is gratuitous yellow. The yellow BMW offers is less flashy, I sort of like it. I see tons of Black ones, go get a yellow! (Laguna Seca Blue is much better though :P)
I would get the Imola Red or Alpine white with the Imola red interior. But thats just me. Black is too hard to maintain, just a pain in the ass to keep clean.
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