Rear Spoiler BMW F11 Touring Boot Trunk Tailgate Sophistograu Grey Metallic A90

Visual condition of the part

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

The BMW F11 Touring Tailgate Spoiler Sophistograu is an original body part from the Spoilers and Wings category, designed for installation on the tailgate of the 5 Series F11 Touring. The paint in the Sophistograu Grey Metallic A90 shade ensures stylistic consistency with BMW's factory color palette and emphasizes the dynamic body line.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7207511-SOP1
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7207511
• Substitutable numbers: 51627207511, 7207511, 51627206564, 7206564, BG
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Color: Sophistograu Grey Metallic - A90
• Category: Spoilers & Wings

Purpose and Fitment for BMW F11 Touring

The spoiler is designed for installation on the tailgate of the Touring body type, harmoniously integrating with the roofline and the edge of the rear window. Its placement at the rear of the vehicle visually lowers the car's stance, giving it a more assertive, modern character consistent with BMW's factory styling.

Original BMW OE origin means precise fitment to the tailgate's contours, correct mounting points, and compatibility with factory mounting solutions used in the 5 Series F11 Touring.

Appearance and Sophistograu Grey Metallic A90 Color

The Sophistograu Grey Metallic A90 color is an elegant, dark shade of grey with a metallic effect, often found in higher-class BMW equipment configurations. Applying this paint to the spoiler allows for a uniform body appearance without the need for additional painting, provided the vehicle has the same color code.

The metallic paint structure complements the contours of the rear bodywork, accentuating the tailgate's edge and visually widening the car's rear. This is an aesthetic solution that combines aerodynamic function with an attractive, visually cohesive finish.

Characteristics of the Used Part

The spoiler is a used part, allowing for an economical replacement of a damaged or worn component while maintaining original BMW specifications. A used body part is a good choice when adherence to the factory design is a priority, while also optimizing repair or upgrade costs.

By retaining its original geometry and construction, the spoiler can be used both as a restoration part after a collision and as a subtle enhancement to the visual equipment on models that did not have such a part as standard.

Installation and Technical Aspects

Installation on the tailgate simplifies the mounting process – access to the edges and bonding or mounting surfaces is relatively straightforward for an experienced body and paint shop. The BMW OE construction ensures proper adhesion to the tailgate surface, minimizing the risk of stress and leaks.

Before installation, a standard surface preparation procedure is recommended (degreasing, surface inspection, dry fitting) to ensure the durability of the bond and correct alignment with the body lines. If there are differences in paint shade between the vehicle and the spoiler, repainting is possible while preserving the original structure of the part.

Benefits of Installing the Tailgate Spoiler

• Stylistic Consistency – Original BMW design tailored to the F11 Touring line.
• Factory Sophistograu Grey Metallic A90 Color – Possibility of installation without repainting if the paint code matches.
• Precise Fitment – BMW OE construction ensures proper alignment with the tailgate.
• Economical Repair – A used part helps reduce costs while maintaining original structural quality.
• Subtle Enhancement of Car's Character – The spoiler visually lowers the rear and adds a dynamic look without excessive body modification.

If you are planning further customization of your car's rear end or replacement of other aerodynamic elements on your BMW, check out the available parts in the BMW Spoilers and Wings category.

For drivers interested in a broader perspective on how body parts and equipment affect a car's handling and driving comfort, an article explaining the operation of the steering system and power steering may be helpful – you can find it here: Steering System and Power Steering – How it Works and What Fails?.