Bmw E92 335i 328i Oem Rear Bumper *no Dent* 07-2010 on 2040-parts.com
Buffalo, New York, US
This came off of my 2008 BMW 335xi coupe. I just upgraded to the aero kit so keeping this bumper around will just take up space. This is a very nice rear bumper painted sparkling graphite metallic, which still looks great. My car had 40k miles on it when i took this bumper off, when the body shop took the bumper off, they cracked the two clips that i circled in the picture. A little bit of glue should fix that, other then that its a very good bumper. If you have the same color car i wouldn't bother repainting it. there is no dent or major scratches on the car.
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