BMW E92 E93 Coupe Convertible Rear Bumper M Sport PDC Black Sapphire - 475

Visual condition of the part

Possible scratches and paint chips – condition as shown in the product photos.

The BMW E92 E93 Rear Bumper Cover M-Package Black Sapphire Metallic 475 is an original body part from the Bumpers and Reinforcements category, designed for installation on the rear of BMW 3 Series E92 and E93 models. Finished in the elegant Black Sapphire Metallic color, it allows you to maintain the cohesive look of the factory M-Package and restore the aesthetics of the vehicle's rear after damage or modification.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 8044934-BS
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 8044934
• Substitutable numbers: 51128044934, 8044934
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Color: Black Sapphire Metallic - 475
• Category: Bumpers & Reinforcements

Intended Use and Fitment for BMW E92 / E93

The presented rear bumper cover has been specifically designed for the coupé and convertible body styles of the BMW E92 and E93 equipped with the M-Package. The construction corresponds to the factory mounting points, which facilitates installation and ensures proper alignment with other rear body elements such as lights, the trunk lid, or trim strips.

By maintaining the original geometry, the bumper helps to preserve the correct body line, which is important both visually and aerodynamically. This solution is particularly beneficial for collision repairs and restoring the car to a near-factory condition.

Black Sapphire Metallic Finish – 475

The Black Sapphire Metallic – 475 color is a distinctive dark metallic BMW paint, often found on M-Package versions. Using this color can minimize the need for additional painting work, especially if the vehicle is already in the same shade. The metallic paint structure emphasizes the sporty lines of the rear body and pairs well with elements like diffusers or decorative trim strips.

A uniform color scheme between the rear bumper and the rest of the bodywork enhances the overall appearance of the vehicle, which is important both for practical use and for potential resale of the car.

Construction and Functional Characteristics

As an M-Package component, the rear bumper cover has been developed with a more dynamic appearance and proper airflow management behind the vehicle in mind. The profiling of the lower section is conducive to the installation of sporty accessories, such as diffusers or exhaust tips designed for M versions.

Key functional features include:

• factory fitment to the body line of the BMW E92 / E93 with M-Package,
• designed for installation on the rear of the vehicle without interfering with the load-bearing structure,
• preservation of original BMW styling, which facilitates integration with other M-Package elements.

Condition, Application, and Benefits of Installation

This part comes from the aftermarket, making it an attractive solution for body repairs, vehicle upgrades, or completing an M-Package on cars that did not originally have it. Choosing an original rear bumper cover from this series allows for stylistic consistency and avoids fitment issues typical of lower-quality aftermarket parts.

Installing such a well-matched bumper is a practical way to:

• restore the aesthetics of the vehicle's rear after a collision or operational damage,
• complete the factory M-Package with a missing body element,
• enhance the visual appeal of the car in the BMW 3 Series youngtimer segment.

More BMW Body Parts and Knowledge about Used Parts

If you are assembling an M-Package or restoring the body of your BMW 3 Series and need other components from the bumpers, reinforcements, or covers category dedicated to this brand, check the available parts in the BMW Bumpers and Reinforcements category.

When planning to refresh your BMW E92 or E93 using aftermarket parts, it's worth familiarizing yourself with best practices for selecting and installing such components – practical tips, upgrade scenarios, and answers to the most common questions can be found in the article Second Life for a Youngtimer – How Used Car Parts Rejuvenate Cars from 1998–2012.