[[/:\] GP9000]

This fully spec‘d i5 M60 has received an individual threatment with Anglesey Green Metallic paintjob (color code P9R).

The 5 comes with M Sport Pro and black Merino leather.

It has just 300km / 190 mls on the clock and is for sale at a price of 87.000€.

[AiredaleDad]

Originally Posted by [/:\] GP9000

This fully spec‘d i5 M60 has received an individual threatment with Anglesey Green Metallic paintjob (color code P9R).

The 5 comes with M Sport Pro and black Merino leather.

It has just 300km / 190 mls on the clock and is for sale at a price of 87.000€.

I like that color. Looks almost like British Racing Green. Needs some white stripes on the hood roof and trunk.

[desalvorw]

I love my Cape York Green, but man, that car is beautiful!

[[/:\] GP9000]

Originally Posted by AiredaleDad

I like that color. Looks almost like British Racing Green. Needs some white stripes on the hood roof and trunk.

I was wondering if it is not too close to San Remo Green?

Considering that San Remo is a standard metallic on some models the difference between this and Anglesey Green seem minimal - but price difference is another level.

But to each his own. It does look nice and classy in that combo.

San Remo for reference, but in sunny conditions.

[btlalum]

The BMW Individual site shows these two colors as shown in the pictures below. As with desalvorw, I love my Cape York Green, but probably would've gone with San Remo Green were it not a whole lot of $$$ and a several month (I was told) delay.

[SkykingUSA]

Originally Posted by btlalum

The BMW Individual site shows these two colors as shown in the pictures below. As with desalvorw, I love my Cape York Green, but probably would've gone with San Remo Green were it not a whole lot of $$$ and a several month (I was told) delay.

Thanks for the great side-by-side shots. That makes it easy to compare the two colors.

[AlteBMW]

I would never have a green car (a throwback to being in the Army; I also don't do camping (no tents!)) but that Anglsley looks good

[[/:\] GP9000]

Originally Posted by AlteBMW

I would never have a green car (a throwback to being in the Army; I also don't do camping (no tents!)) but that Anglsley looks good

I think BMW has a fantastic range of classic green colors like Oxford, Boston, British Racing Green or more recent like Cape York, who don‘t shout Army like Urban Green.
It‘s just fantastic that BMW offer all sorts of individual paints for their fellow enthusiasts.

I‘ll transition from Black to some color on the next car. Really like the i4 LCI in either Cape York or Fire Red.

[tsbrown]

Originally Posted by [/:\] GP9000

I was wondering if it is not too close to San Remo Green?

Considering that San Remo is a standard metallic on some models the difference between this and Anglesey Green seem minimal - but price difference is another level.

But to each his own. It does look nice and classy in that combo.

San Remo for reference, but in sunny conditions.

SRG looks a little brighter and with more metallic flake. I like both but would lean towards SRG. Angelsey looks like a metallic BRG.

Edit… after seeing the Individual site rendering of the colors maybe I need to get my eyes checked

[[/:\] GP9000]

Here‘s a YT with i4 in Anglesey Green. It better shows the golden shine of the paint - as shown in the visualizer pictures.

The images of i5 don‘t have good lighting, hence it has this tendency towards San Remo.

i4 M50 in Anglesey Green Metallic

[AlteBMW]

Originally Posted by [/:\] GP9000

Here‘s a YT with i4 in Anglesey Green. It better shows the golden shine of the paint - as shown in the visualizer pictures.

The images of i5 don‘t have good lighting, hence it has this tendency towards San Remo.

i4 M50 in Anglesey Green Metallic

Having seen those photos the earlier Anglesey appeared much darker. If this is accurate, Anglesey is not something I would ever consider. But hey, I have plenty of other colors from which to choose. They make cars in different colors for different tastes.