BMW F20 F21 LCI F22 F23 Trim I-panel Dashboard Cover Black High Gloss Coral Red

BMW F20 F21 LCI F22 F23 Trim I-panel Dashboard Cover Black High Gloss Coral Red is an original cockpit trim element designed for installation in the front interior section of the BMW F-series. This stylish dashboard panel trim in high-gloss black with a Coral Red accent allows you to restore the factory look or give the interior a more dynamic, modern character. It is a solution for users who expect a perfect fit, solid build quality, and aesthetics consistent with BMW manufacturer standards.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: rhd-9343845
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 9343845
• Substitutable numbers: 51459343845, 9343845, EM
• Location on the vehicle: Front
• Color: Black
• Category: Dashboard Panels

Application and fitment for BMW F-series models

The presented dashboard panel trim has been designed specifically for the interior of BMW F20, F21 LCI, F22, and F23 models. This ensures a precise fit to the shape of the factory dashboard, correct placement of mounting points, and compatibility with original cockpit components. As a result, installation is straightforward, without the need for modifications or non-factory solutions.

Appearance, color scheme, and finish character

The dashboard panel trim features an elegant black finish that complements both light and dark upholstery. The combination of high gloss with a Coral Red accent gives the interior a sporty yet organized character, highlighting the cockpit lines and visually widening the dashboard.

This color combination works well both in daily-driven vehicles and in cars prepared for a more dynamic style. This element allows you to maintain consistency with other interior decor and restore the original look of the cabin when replacing a damaged trim piece.

Function in the dashboard structure

The BMW F20 F21 LCI F22 F23 Trim I-panel Dashboard Cover plays an important role in visually organizing the front part of the cockpit. It is responsible for:

• aesthetically closing the upper dashboard zone,
• covering structural support elements and mounts,
• maintaining a consistent stylistic line between the driver and passenger sides,
• reducing glare and unwanted edges in the field of vision.

Thanks to the proper fitment to the front interior section, installing this trim allows you to maintain the factory cockpit geometry and visual comfort for both the driver and passenger.

Condition, origin, and benefits of choosing a used part

This item comes from the Dashboards group and is a used part, which in practice means a favorable compromise between cost and maintaining the original manufacturer's specifications. Choosing this solution allows you to:

• maintain stylistic consistency with other BMW interior elements,
• preserve factory fitment and mounting geometry,
• reduce the cost of repair or modernization of the cockpit compared to new decor parts.

For many BMW F-series users, this is a sensible way to restore interior aesthetics after mechanical damage, scratches, or signs of wear, without sacrificing the original character of the cabin.

Installation recommendations and additional resources

Due to the nature of dashboard decorative elements, installation with caution is recommended to avoid damaging the clips and adjacent cockpit components. It is worth paying attention to the correct seating of the trim in the front interior section, which will ensure even gaps and stable mounting during vehicle operation.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or modernization of the cockpit zone in your BMW and need other elements from the same group, such as additional panels, decorative trims, or console covers, check out the available parts in the BMW Dashboards category.

If you are interested in the broader context of using second-hand components and want to better understand how to select used modules and equipment elements based on OEM numbers and compatibility, the Global Parts guide may be helpful: Used automotive electronics on board – why is it worth choosing second-hand ECU modules and sensors?.