Audi S3 8V Rear Bumper Trim Panel Covering Glacier White Pearl - S9R

Visual condition of the part

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

The Audi S3 8V Rear Bumper Trim Panel Glacier White Pearl - S9R is an original body part from the Bumpers and Reinforcements category, designed for installation on the rear of the vehicle. The panel in the elegant Glacier White Pearl - S9R color allows for restoring the bumper's cohesive appearance and maintaining the factory styling line of the S3 8V model.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 8V3807067D-MGW
• Mark: Audi
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 8V3807067D
• Substitutable numbers: 8V3807067D, 8V3 807 067 D
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Color: Glacier White Pearl - S9R
• Category: Bumpers & Reinforcements

Purpose and Function of the Trim Panel

The rear bumper trim panel plays a significant role in finishing the rear of the car body, providing an aesthetic closure to the vehicle's form and ensuring proper bumper edge alignment. For the Audi S3 8V, this element is responsible for the car's characteristic sporty rear look, and its correct fit influences uniform mounting gaps and stable bumper seating.

Its placement in the rear body zone makes the panel particularly susceptible to damage from parking and general use. Therefore, replacing it with an original component is crucial for maintaining visual consistency and ensuring the correct installation of other bumper elements.

Glacier White Pearl - S9R Color and Visual Matching

The Glacier White Pearl - S9R finish allows for maintaining a uniform paint tone within the rear bumper area, without the need for using random white shades. This makes the panel suitable for use both as a replacement part after damage and during bodywork renovations where consistency with the factory paint specification is important.

Choosing a panel in the correct color limits the scope of additional painting work and facilitates achieving a predictable final result, which is particularly important for premium cars like Audi S models.

Technical Characteristics and Installation

The trim panel is designed as a dedicated element for the rear of the vehicle, ensuring proper alignment with the bumper line and adjacent components. Its original origin from the Audi range means that factory mounting points, geometry, and profile are preserved, which simplifies installation and minimizes the risk of fitting issues.

The part belongs to the Bumpers and Reinforcements group, making it structurally adapted to operate in an area exposed to variable weather conditions and typical operational loads. The used condition of the part allows for economical replacement while maintaining the original manufacturer's specifications.

Practical Application and Benefits of Choosing a Used Part

Using an original rear bumper trim panel for the Audi S3 8V is particularly beneficial in situations where:

• replacement of a damaged element after a collision or parking scrape is necessary,
• bodywork renovations are being carried out to preserve the factory appearance,
• maintaining color consistency with the Glacier White Pearl - S9R paint is important,
• components with preserved geometry and mounting points conforming to the manufacturer's design are preferred.

Choosing a used, original part helps reduce costs compared to a new part, while maintaining proper fit and compatibility with the bumper's construction. This solution is particularly attractive for owners who prioritize technical correctness in repairs and maintaining the vehicle's value.

Body Configuration Extension and Additional Information

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the rear body section of your Audi and also need other parts from the bumpers, reinforcements, or decorative panels group, check the available parts in the Audi Bumpers and Reinforcements category.

For owners of models from years close to the 8V generation who want to better understand how using used body parts affects the renovation and refreshing process of a car, an article describing practical modernization scenarios may be helpful – you can find it here: Second Life for Youngtimers – How Used Car Parts Rejuvenate Cars from 1998–2012.