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I think Audi made this popular with Nardo. Everybody started wrapping and requesting Nardo Grey when they started putting it on Audi models. Even BMW was using it as an individual paint option. Now they have their own versions like Dravit.
I think Audi made this popular with Nardo. Everybody started wrapping and requesting Nardo Grey when they started putting it on Audi models. Even BMW was using it as an individual paint option. Now they have their own versions like Dravit.
Nardo grey and Dravit grey look nothing alike. Dravit is MUCH darker and has a lot of gold metallic flake. Nardo is a non-metallic with some slight green undertones.
The closest BMW shades to Nardo are:
Fashion Grey - lighter, hint of tan/taupe, heritage BMW color from the '50s.
Chalk - lighter version of Fashion Grey, originally a Porsche color
Brooklyn Grey - similar tone (but slightly lighter) to Nardo, but metallic with some light blue undertones. I believe it was introduced on the current X3M/X4M.
Limerock Grey - metallic, ever so slightly darker than Nardo. Introduced on F8x M3/M4 CS.
All of these are Individual colors. Limerock is the closest by far, you can see it on the left compared to Nardo on the right:
Nardo grey and Dravit grey look nothing alike. Dravit is MUCH darker and has a lot of gold metallic flake. Nardo is a non-metallic with some slight green undertones.
The closest BMW shades to Nardo are:
Fashion Grey - lighter, hint of tan/taupe, heritage BMW color from the '50s.
Chalk - lighter version of Fashion Grey, originally a Porsche color Brooklyn Grey - similar tone (but slightly lighter) to Nardo, but metallic with some light blue undertones. I believe it was introduced on the current X3M/X4M.
Limerock Grey - metallic, ever so slightly darker than Nardo. Introduced on F8x M3/M4 CS.
All of these are Individual colors. Limerock is the closest by far, you can see it on the left compared to Nardo on the right:
Brooklyn Gray is no longer an individual color on many M-Sport trimmed models now - just a $650 color.
Nardo grey and Dravit grey look nothing alike. Dravit is MUCH darker and has a lot of gold metallic flake. Nardo is a non-metallic with some slight green undertones.
The closest BMW shades to Nardo are:
Fashion Grey - lighter, hint of tan/taupe, heritage BMW color from the '50s.
Chalk - lighter version of Fashion Grey, originally a Porsche color
Brooklyn Grey - similar tone (but slightly lighter) to Nardo, but metallic with some light blue undertones. I believe it was introduced on the current X3M/X4M.
Limerock Grey - metallic, ever so slightly darker than Nardo. Introduced on F8x M3/M4 CS.
All of these are Individual colors. Limerock is the closest by far, you can see it on the left compared to Nardo on the right:
I had no idea there were so many shades of grey! To me, they're all just grey
looked at website gallery and that seems to be it.
09-29-22 | 09:17 PM
