[rak299]

If there is a color code in the individual visualizer, does that mean it will normally be approved? Is there a pattern or reasons why colors are denied.
Thanks in advance

[nunzo]

1. Not necessarily
2. No

[smithf80]

1. No
2. No there is no pattern, but obviously there are reasons, they don't just throw darts for approvals, but they are not reasons within your control, so it just is what it is.

[chicagofan00]

If the color is listed on the individualizer, you stand a pretty good chance at getting approved for it. However, as always in life, there are no guarantees but death and taxes.

Of course there are reasons for the rejection but not any that they’ll share with you except for maybe to say they’ve retired that specific color.

[rak299]

Thanks for the responses

[SoCalBimmerGuy]

Originally Posted by rak299

If there is a color code in the individual visualizer, does that mean it will normally be approved? Is there a pattern or reasons why colors are denied.
Thanks in advance

If it is in the visualizer your chances are good. It still needs to be approved and anything could stop it from being approved. I was trying to get LSB for my M3 and the dealer pushed hard beyond the normal "no" and I was told without confirmation that the color was being "saved". Maybe a month or two later LSB was no longer in the visualizer as an option. So who knows. If the color is not in the visualizer it will be a much lengthier process of getting approved and more expensive.