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Old 12-02-2016, 01:51 PM
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I believe you are correct, most common were BSM, TiSi then the rare ones being Estoril and Imola. I actually really love the way the TiSi 4.6iS look, I was hunting for one of those for awhile. Surprisingly couldn't find any.
TiSi is awesome if you want more of a sleeper look, since you could get a regular X5 in that color. It's also super easy to keep clean and always looks great no matter how swirled the paint is. I saw one for sale in Cali for less than 10k when I was looking for one.

I'd say Imola is the least common— I see way more Estoril Blue 4.6's than Imola ones. Red is a pretty polarizing color in general though, so I get why it's not as popular. It took me forever to find my red E39 touring haha
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