BMW E81 E87 LCI Complete Front Bumper Trim PDC Montegoblau Montego Blue - A51

Visual condition of the part

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

BMW E81 E87 LCI Front Bumper PDC Montegoblau Metallic Blue - A51 is an original body part from the Bumpers and reinforcements category, designed for installation on the front of facelifted BMW 1 Series vehicles. Finished in the factory color Montegoblau Metallic - A51, it allows for an aesthetic and technically correct repair of the car's front end while maintaining a consistent design line.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 0035909-MTB1
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 0035909
• Substitutable numbers: 51110035909, 0035909, 51117185125, 7185125
• Location on the vehicle: Front
• Color: Montegoblau Metallic - A51
• Category: Bumpers & Reinforcements

Purpose and Fitment

The presented front bumper is dedicated to BMW E81 and E87 LCI (facelifted) models, ensuring a proper fit with the shape of the headlights, hood, and fenders. Its placement is on the front of the vehicle, making it responsible for protecting critical components and ensuring proper airflow in the front body section.

The bumper is designed for PDC parking sensors, allowing for the installation of the factory parking assistance system without modifications. This solution facilitates the preservation of the vehicle's full functionality after a collision repair or replacement of a worn-out part.

Montegoblau Metallic - A51 Color and Finish

The factory color Montegoblau Metallic - A51 is a distinctive metallic shade of blue, often found on sportily configured BMW 1 Series models. Using the original metallic paint can reduce the scope of painting work and, in many cases, allows for a visual match with the vehicle's existing paint coat after appropriate correction and polishing.

For users who care about the stylistic consistency of the bodywork, this means the possibility of restoring the car's original front-end appearance, maintaining the characteristic depth and shine of metallic paint. This is a practical solution for accident repairs and visual vehicle restoration.

Characteristics of a Used OEM Part

The bumper is from original BMW production, which translates to proper alignment with other body parts and compatibility with factory mountings, brackets, and accessories. As a used part, it offers a cost-effective alternative to a new part while maintaining construction that complies with manufacturer standards.

A used front bumper from the Bumpers and reinforcements category is a particularly attractive solution for drivers who want to combine rational repair costs with the preservation of the original body geometry. A properly selected OEM part facilitates installation and reduces the need for additional bodywork modifications.

Benefits of Using an Original BMW Front Bumper

• Better fit to the body line compared to low-quality aftermarket alternatives.
• Prepared for the factory PDC system, facilitating the installation of parking sensors.
• Original Montegoblau Metallic - A51 color, promoting visual consistency of the vehicle.
• Potential for reduced repair costs by using a used OEM part.

Professional Parts Selection and Additional Information

To select the correct bumper for a specific trim level and year of the BMW 1 Series, it is advisable to pay attention to the model designation, body version, and the presence of the PDC system. If in doubt, comparing the shape and mounting points with the currently installed part is helpful, minimizing the risk of mismatch.

If you need other parts from the category related to the protection and construction of the front end of a BMW, such as additional reinforcements or compatible mounting components, check the available parts in the BMW Bumpers and reinforcements category.

For drivers looking to further optimize their repair budget while maintaining the quality of original components, a guide on when it's worth opting for used OEM parts might be helpful – you can find more practical tips in the article Rising repair costs and the boom in used parts – how to save on car servicing?.