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  • Rekpoint
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    I didn’t realize these are on back order again. I have a set of m3 mats that I bought with an interior But they were just installed in the car right before it was totaled.

    feel free to message me if you want to buy them. Can provide pictures. Better than just sitting on my workbench.

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  • Bimma360
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    Originally posted by 0-60motorsports View Post

    No these are the EURO mats. Only North American version M3's came with the Logo Mats.

    I love that the older ///M cars do not have so many ///M logos everywhere.

    So yeah ordered another set of the plain mats to vacuum seal and store. I switch between these and the OEM BMW rubber mats depending on the weather.
    I didn’t know this was an e46 thing too. Cool! Good to know.
    Last edited by Bimma360; 12-08-2025, 11:54 AM.

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  • Bimma360
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    Originally posted by old///MFanatic View Post
    BMW mats really aren’t that good compared to what’s on the market. If we’re going to buy plain mats they’d be lower on the list. Lloyd Mats are far and away much better quality. Many high end tuners use them as supplier for their brand mats.
    I have heard good things about Lloyd. Sounds like a good option to consider. I am less concerned about price though, I think a $50 delta doesn’t matter. It’s a matter of custom and better or OE.

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  • old///MFanatic
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    Originally posted by Keith_MN View Post
    Got some Lloyd's rubber mats for my camper van this past summer and liked them so much, had them to a custom order for me for the rest of the floor. Never occurred to me to use them for the M. My mats are ok but not the best, ordered a set of black "Ultimat" carpet 4pc set for $163, minus 15% ending today.
    Wise choice. 👍🏻 I did see they had Black Friday sale still up.
    For many who are replacing worn out driver (front) mats. One can just buy the Lloyd Mat fronts (2 piece) and keep their barely used rears.

    Buying the plain thin black BMW ones for close to $200 when much better options are out there is ill-conceived.

    In many cases “Euro” gets you a different not US over-regulated/changed part on our BMWs. In this case it just simply means “plain”. And if one just wants plain, BMW supplier ones are not the upgrade in this particular instance.

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  • Keith_MN
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    Originally posted by old///MFanatic View Post
    BMW mats really aren’t that good compared to what’s on the market. If were going to buy plain mats they’d be lower on the list. Lloyd Mats are far and away much better quality. Many high end tuners use them as supplier for their brand mats.
    Got some Lloyd's rubber mats for my camper van this past summer and liked them so much, had them to a custom order for me for the rest of the floor. Never occurred to me to use them for the M. My mats are ok but not the best, ordered a set of black "Ultimat" carpet 4pc set for $163, minus 15% ending today.

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  • old///MFanatic
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    Originally posted by Bimma360 View Post
    I've been considering picking these up, actually. Anything noteworthy apart from no M3 logo?
    BMW mats really aren’t that good compared to what’s on the market. If were going to buy plain mats they’d be lower on the list. Lloyd Mats are far and away much better quality. Many high end tuners use them as supplier for their brand mats.

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  • 0-60motorsports
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    Originally posted by Bimma360 View Post

    I've been considering picking these up, actually. Anything noteworthy apart from no M3 logo?
    No these are the EURO mats. Only North American version M3's came with the Logo Mats.

    I love that the older ///M cars do not have so many ///M logos everywhere.

    So yeah ordered another set of the plain mats to vacuum seal and store. I switch between these and the OEM BMW rubber mats depending on the weather.

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  • fattycharged
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    true. I bought a set with the last run, tried to get 2, but order was cancelled… oh well


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  • Bimma360
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    Originally posted by fattycharged View Post

    for $200 I'd expect a pad and some M3 logos…


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    I mean there aren't really any other options at this time, so it is what it is. The mats on my F97 are $300. And when BMW does do another run of the logo mats for the E46, my guess is that the price is going to be higher than $200. At that time, I imagine someone will be saying "$300 isn't worth some logos." I think the days of $130 floor mats are gone, unfortunately. And then all the E46 mats will go NLA, or backordered for like a half a decade, and people will be saying "I wish I bought them when they were available." I hope I am wrong, but I've been through this thought exercise with both e30's and e36's. Hahah I guess my long winded point is, buy them now or forever hold your peace, I think the price is irrelevant.

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  • fattycharged
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    Originally posted by Bimma360 View Post

    I've been considering picking these up, actually. Anything noteworthy apart from no M3 logo?
    for $200 I'd expect a pad and some M3 logos…


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  • Bimma360
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    Originally posted by 0-60motorsports View Post
    I've been considering picking these up, actually. Anything noteworthy apart from no M3 logo?

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  • 0-60motorsports
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    I would get these every time:

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  • old///MFanatic
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    Originally posted by sasha View Post
    Are they still the original high pile quality of the originals? or are they just the same cheap ones we've discussed here without the M3 logo? Part number: 51478201222
    Well one thing those plain mats don’t have/never had is the thicker carpet in the heel area. That area on every BMW mat I’ve seen that had the reinforced “pad” area is still the area that wears a hole. So logically no heel pad in carpet pile, quicker the wear.

    But I do know that’s different from your question if the carpet fibers and thickness of pile is same as earlier M3 logo versions.

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  • 0-60motorsports
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    Originally posted by sasha View Post

    Are they still the original high pile quality of the originals? or are they just the same cheap ones we've discussed here without the M3 logo? Part number: 51478201222
    The look pretty high quality to me. Will have to get back to you in 3-4 weeks with pics.

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  • sasha
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    Originally posted by 0-60motorsports View Post
    The all black euro ones are the ones I prefer. Love that the older ///M cars didn't have so many ///M badges every where
    Are they still the original high pile quality of the originals? or are they just the same cheap ones we've discussed here without the M3 logo? Part number: 51478201222

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