Design Your BMW M3 Touring With the Individual Visualizer

BMW is finally producing and marketing a real M3 Touring after more than three decades of development. Customers should pick a colour for their M3 Touring because it took so long to bring it to market and because there has never been an M3 Touring before. And here is how the Individual Visualizer comes into the picture.

It’s always a blast to mess about with BMW’s Individual Visualizer and waste time. Numerous attractive colours are available to choose from, all of which are superior to those seen on conventional vehicles. Who would want to buy an M3 Touring and then have it delivered in black? Make your car stand out from the crowd by choosing a colour that isn’t the same as the rest.

When it comes to colour, the M3 Touring looks best in darker hues. After that, I looked into darker blues, but they felt a little drab and generic. Darker greens were my next step, but they didn’t excite me as much. It all clicked when I saw dark purple tones. The M3 Touring looks great in purple. Twilight Purple, Daytona Violet, and Venetian Violet were the three purple hues I found most appealing. Every shade of purple on the M3 Touring adds a dark, brooding tone while simultaneously bringing a bright pop of colour to the design. With the silver and black rims, all three colours look great.

Anyone considering purchasing an M3 Touring should be prepared to part with a significant sum of money. BMW Individual colours are pricey, but when you add that expense to a nearly six-figure price tag, it doesn’t make much of a dent. In addition, an automobile painted in a unique colour keeps its worth better. It provides a better experience for the owner. It’s well worth the cost.