Merino Leather Amarone

Ashok Arora

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#2 · May 25, 2005

It's a dark reddish-brown. Your dealer should have a sample for you.

 

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ranumm5

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#3 · May 25, 2005

You can also go to www.bmwusa.com an build your own car, and you can get a good look at the interior by blowing up the picture. The color is nice.:viking:

 

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sydl

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#4 · May 25, 2005

I've speced it for my car with Carbon Black.
It's shown in the M5 Individual brochure.

 

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simmikie

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#5 · May 25, 2005 (Edited)

sydl said:

I've speced it for my car with Carbon Black.
It's shown in the M5 Individual brochure.

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That is the color combination I am seriously considering (price and Individual program availability being factors), please post pictures when you receive your car!! Thanks.

Also, would BMW Individual paint the car Lemans Blue? Though I seriuosly doubt that I would bite the price bullet, does anyone other than myself believe that the E60 M5 would look spectacular in Lemans with Caramel?


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sydl

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#6 · May 25, 2005

I also considered Blue Onyx, but decided to go with the darker colour. Opal Black Metallic may also be nice if you wanted a green-black hue with the Amarone.

 

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#7 · Aug 6, 2005 (Edited)

Opal Black

sydl said:

I also considered Blue Onyx, but decided to go with the darker colour. Opal Black Metallic may also be nice if you wanted a green-black hue with the Amarone.

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For those with Opal Black Metallic, does it really look green instead of blue? Anyone with real life pictures?

Thanks in advance!

 

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hythe

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#8 · Aug 6, 2005

I did consider Amarone for mine, before going with Caramel instead. I think it's particularly important to consider the trim - if you stick with the standard M5 metallic, that should be fine, but with the darker wood trims, for me at least, the Amarone comes out too sombre...