BMW recently applied a variety of updates to its X3 and X4 models. Although both share the same platform, the X3 is classified as an SUV while the X4 is known as a Sports Activity Vehicle or SAC. Locally customers are able to choose between three derivatives namely the BMW X4 xDrive20d M Sport, X4 M40i and the mighty X4 M competition.
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The new range offers more modern styling up front and at the rear as well as a host of updated safety and comfort technologies now as standard. As you will expect, the German automaker also offers a variety of options to bolster your ownership experience even more. We take a look at one of the most basic but important choices you will have to make during the specification process, the colour of the vehicle.
For this article, we will be focussing on the entry-point to the range, the X4 xDrive20d M Sport as well as the X4 M40i. Customers will be happy to note that the solid and metallic paint finishes can be applied without any additional cost, however, should they option the BMW Individual colours, they can expect to pay around R20 000 incl VAT on top of the purchase price.
*Please note that the pricing in this article was correct at the time and can change at any time without notice.
Solid
Alpine White (300)
Metallic
Carbon Black (416)
Black Sapphire (475)
Sophisto Grey Brilliant effect (A90)
Piemont Red (C3C)
Phytonic Blue (C1M)
Brooklyn Grey(C4P)
BMW Individual
Tanzanite Blue Metallic (C3Z)
