Pics please - Brushed aluminum trim
 

I'm considering the brushed aluminum trim with black interior for my next ride. I haven't seen it in person. The only pics I've seen are the ones on bmwusa where you build your own.

Please post pics if you have. I'm not so concerned with the interior color against the trim. I was thinking that the big trim piece near the glove box might be blinding in the aluminum.

Thanks :)

Here's a few off my other forum: Sorry they're kind of big. The first one also includes the leather-wrapped dash, if anyone is interested in how that looks.

http://www.motor-talk.de/attachment/...0Neu%20018.jpg

http://www.motor-talk.de/attachment/...nnen%20002.jpg

Check out this guy's album as well for Tobacco/Aluminium (nice camera!): Picasa-Webalben - Björn - BMW X5

Personally, I like aluminium trim in most vehicles since I prefer black or gray upholstery. Also the aluminium is not high-gloss so there is minimal glare. In fact, I dislike the wood trim because the glossy surface reflects the sun into my eyes.

We have the aluminium trim and have noted that you don't want to rest your arm on the door on a hot day (ooucchhh!!!!):thumbup::thumbup:

My wife is also prone to scratching the centre console pieces with her bag/bits somehow.... so we have been trying to get piano black like my E60

Cheers


J

Good point....:thumbup:

Enjoy

Although I like this interior. ;)

Here's flywheel aluminium trim ;)

Red is way too intense for me. I know it looks stunning and sporty, but I can't live with that kind of interior everyday. I prefer Gray or black, in that order, cuz it's a colder scheme that's no-nonsense. Plus, I don't really like shouty cars or shouty interiors.

You talk like Uncle Matlock(Andy Griffith). :D
Sporty color for a sporty car...seen it in ///M3?

I got Aluminum in my x5 back in March. As noted above ... you need to be really careful with it ... because it is very, very, very easy to scratch. I'm rather disappointed really, because I've had Aluminum before on other BMWs, and it seemed more resilient. Anyway, heres a snap.