For even the most casual of motorsports fans, British Racing Green has always been a part of the automotive color wheel. In fact, BRG (as it is also known) has exploded from its pit lane ...

British racing green is an iconic color in the eyes of Formula 1 fans and car enthusiasts across the world. While red racers belong to the Italians and blue to the French, this deep shade of green ...

We were mentioning the Individual range because this is clearly a vehicle that went through this special program, wearing a color that doesn’t normally show up in the BMW configurator.

With SEMA coming right up, they decided on building a G82 BMW M4 to mark the moment ... say legendary- AC Schnitzer CLS II. Going British Racing Green on a German sports car may sound strange ...

The B12 was introduced in 1988 and is based on the E32-generation BMW 7-Series ... is number 9 and the sole example painted in British Racing Green. The car has been listed up for sale on ...

(And in other racing series, obviously, British Racing Green has a heritage that spans decades.) But the color is a relatively recent adoption into NASCAR. Though no one is completely sure how the ...

BMW just keeps pumping out the epic ... in keeping with the red accent theme. Only four colors are on the palette: British ...

Some are classics like Oxford Green and British Racing Green ... name implies, the color of nutmeg or cinnamon. Plus, it’s fun to say Zanzibar. Tacky configuration: BMW M440i in Limerock ...

BMW does limit your choice of exterior color for the CS to British Racing Green, Laguna Seca Blue, Sapphire Black, and Frozen ...

British racing green is an iconic color for car enthusiasts worldwide. While red racers belong to the Italians, white to the Germans, and blue to the French, this deep shade of green is a source ...