BMW E93 Dashboard Centre Console Interior Trim Cover Set Poplar Woodgrain Grey

Visual condition of the part

The product shows signs of use visible in the photos.

BMW E93 Dashboard Centre Console Interior Trim Cover Set Poplar Woodgrain Grey is an original interior component designed for the 3 Series E93 convertible models. The grey woodgrain decor gives the cockpit a coherent, elegant character and allows for the aesthetic replacement of damaged or worn panels. It is a practical solution for users who want to maintain the factory look of their BMW interior while ensuring high build quality.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: RHD-6958025-5
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 6958025
• Substitutable numbers: 51456958016, 6958016, 51456958018, 6958018, 51416958237, 6958237, 51416958238, 6958238, 51436958249, 6958249, 51436958250, 6958250, 51166964267, 6964267, 51166966471, 6966471
• Color: Grey
• Category: Other Interior Parts & Accessories

Purpose and function of the trim set

The centre console and dashboard trim set has been designed specifically for the BMW 3 Series E93, ensuring a precise fit to the factory mounting points and the shape of the cockpit. These elements are responsible for the aesthetic finish of the central interior zone, including the area around the control panel, the centre tunnel, and adjacent dashboard sections.

The Poplar Woodgrain Grey finish allows for consistency with other interior decors in the vehicle, which is particularly important during partial interior restoration or when replacing individual panels following mechanical damage.

Appearance, colour scheme, and fitment for BMW interiors

The characteristic grey woodgrain structure creates a subdued yet distinctly premium look that complements both light and dark upholstery. As a result, the set is suitable for daily-driven cars as well as vehicles being prepared for sale, where visual consistency and aesthetics are paramount.

The original origin of the components means that the shape, parting lines, and transitions between individual panels are consistent with the factory BMW design, which minimizes the risk of misalignment and unwanted gaps after installation.

Technical and installation aspects

The set is designed for installation in place of the factory decors, using the vehicle's original mounting points. This allows service work to be carried out in an orderly manner, without the need to modify the structure of the dashboard or the centre tunnel.

The components feature factory manufacturer markings, and the use of correct part numbers and interchangeable numbers facilitates compatibility verification with a specific BMW E93 configuration. This is particularly important when selecting parts from dismantling, where equipment version compatibility is crucial.

Practical application and benefits of replacement

Replacing the centre console decors is recommended in situations where the existing panels are scratched, cracked, discoloured, or show signs of heavy wear. Using an original set in the Poplar Woodgrain Grey finish allows you to restore a coherent look to the interior without interfering with the vehicle's electronics or mechanics.

This solution is particularly attractive for those concerned with the residual value of the car – an aesthetic, well-maintained cabin is a strong selling point while simultaneously improving daily driving comfort.

Integration with other BMW interior elements

When performing a comprehensive cabin renovation, it is worth considering other decorative and finishing components for this model. If you are planning a complete repair or upgrade of the cockpit area in your BMW and need other items from the same group, such as decorative strips, centre tunnel panels, or additional interior covers, check the available parts in the Other BMW category.

To compare the character of sports interiors and technical solutions used by other brands, you can read the analysis of high-performance models in the article Audi RS vs other models – what is hidden under the hood and chassis?, which will help you better understand the differences in manufacturers' approaches to cockpit and driver zone design.