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Old 18th March 2002, 04:36   #1
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Red M635 CSi, what colour?

Is this Mugellorot or Hellrot?

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Old 18th March 2002, 07:56   #2
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I don't know but I must throw in Brillantrot as a third possibility. My 8 is brillantrot. Looks like it.

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How come the euro 635Csi gets headlight wipers and the US spec don't?
I don't assume that extra set of wipers will add a lot of money to the grand total...
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