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Old 22nd February 2003, 09:25   #1
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Oxford Green/English Green on eBay
I was browsing eBay this evening and ran across this car. Oxford Greens are already rare, and most have black or caramel. I have never seen this interior color before, so I thought I'd share. The seller does not have that great of pics, so you can't quite see the green hue of the leather. I didn't see it on the Individual page, but it is listed in the configurator on bmw.de.

It looks predominantly black but you can see a bit of the hue here:


It is more apparent here:


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Old 22nd February 2003, 12:06   #2
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Very english looking interior, nice car

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Well, as anyone would no doubt guess, I am not very impartial on this matter. However, I have two things to observe:

1. Caramel is still a really nice interior to have with the Oxford Green exterior (I would say the best)
2. Capturing the green color nicely in a picture is a big pain in the rear. I have tried several times with my own car, and it hasn't worked out that well.

Oh well, just rambling on.
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Wow, thats an awesome color combo!
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