BMW E93 M3 Cabrio Trim Cover Centre Console Leather Black 7903975

Description

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The product shows signs of use visible in the photos. 

BMW E93 M3 Cabrio Trim Cover Centre Console Leather Black is an original, used centre console trim cover made of black leather, designed for the interior of the BMW 3 Series E93 M3 Cabrio. This component allows for an aesthetically pleasing and technically correct replacement of a worn or damaged centre console lining, restoring the consistent look of the cockpit and ensuring a factory-fit. Thanks to the black leather finish, the part integrates harmoniously with other interior components.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: rhd-7903975
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7903975
• Substitutable numbers: 7903975, 51167903975
• Color: Black
• Category: Dashboard Panels

Purpose and function in the BMW E93 M3 Cabrio cockpit

The described centre console cover is a component from the Dashboards group, responsible for the aesthetic finish of the central part of the interior, between the driver and passenger seats. In the BMW E93 M3 Cabrio model, it acts as a cover for the centre tunnel structure, while providing ergonomic support for the hand and a visually consistent transition between the control panel and the rest of the tunnel.

As an original BMW part, the cover is designed for precise fitment with factory mounting points, which facilitates installation and minimizes the risk of unwanted play or squeaks during vehicle operation.

Materials and surface finish

The centre console trim is made of a structural plastic base covered in Black leather, which provides a pleasant texture and visual consistency with other leather interior elements. The leather finish improves the perceived quality of the cabin while being resistant to typical operational stresses, such as frequent hand contact or minor abrasions resulting from daily use.

The black colour scheme facilitates integration with various upholstery and trim variants used in the BMW E93 M3 Cabrio, reducing the visibility of minor dirt and ensuring a neutral, technical character of the interior.

Benefits of using an original console cover

Using an original BMW interior trim component allows you to maintain the factory geometry and lines of the cockpit, which is important for both aesthetic and functional reasons. Replacing a worn or damaged cover with this part enables:

• restoring the consistent look of the centre tunnel without interfering with the dashboard structure,
• maintaining the original character of the BMW M3 Cabrio interior,
• preserving compatibility with factory mounts and adjacent panels,
• reducing potential rattles and play resulting from ill-fitting aftermarket replacements.

The used nature of the part allows for an economical replacement of the trim element while maintaining the manufacturer’s original specifications, which is beneficial for accident repairs, interior renovations, or preparing the car for sale.

Integration with other BMW Dashboard components

The centre tunnel cover works with other cockpit zone components, such as upper and lower dashboard panels, air vent frames, or control elements, creating a uniform, compact structure. A correctly selected and installed centre console trim helps maintain the alignment between panels, which affects the perceived quality of the interior and comfort of use.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the cockpit zone in your BMW and need other elements from the same group, such as central panels, side covers, or lower console segments, check out the available parts in the BMW Dashboards category.

Condition, origin, and practical application

The presented centre console cover is a used part, sourced from disassembly, which allows for maintaining the original BMW specification while reducing repair costs. This type of component is particularly useful in situations where there has been mechanical damage to the lining, visible leather abrasions, or a need to restore the interior to a factory-like state after modifications.

For users who are planning a wider vehicle renovation or want to better understand the impact of the condition of wear-and-tear components on driving comfort, an article describing the causes of unwanted noises in chassis components may be helpful – more information can be found in the material on effectively reducing suspension knocks and optimizing repair costs.