BMW E92 LCI Coupe Rear Boot Tailgate Spoiler Alpinweiss 3 White - 300

Visual condition of the part

The product shows signs of use visible in the photos.

BMW E92 LCI Coupe Rear Boot Tailgate Spoiler Alpinweiss 3 White is an original body component from the Spoilers and wings category, designed for installation on the rear of the trunk lid. Finished in the factory Alpinweiss 3 shade, it allows for maintaining stylistic consistency of the bodywork and restoring the vehicle's stock appearance after repairs or modifications. As a used OEM component, it represents a practical solution for drivers looking for a functional and aesthetic addition to the rear of the vehicle.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 8044188-AW
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 8044188
• Substitutable numbers: 51628044188, 8044188
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Color: Alpinweiss 3 - 300
• Category: Spoilers & Wings

Purpose and function in the BMW E92 LCI Coupe body

The described rear boot spoiler has been designed specifically for the BMW E92 LCI Coupe version, where it serves to improve airflow in the rear section of the body and accentuate the lines of the trunk lid. Mounted in the rear zone, it harmonizes with the trunk lid contours, requiring no interference with the body structure beyond the standard mounting points provided by the manufacturer.

Due to the factory fitment for this specific model, the spoiler maintains proper proportions relative to the lights, bumper, and roofline, which is essential both from an aerodynamic perspective and for the visual consistency of the entire body.

Alpinweiss 3 color – paint matching

The element is finished in Alpinweiss 3 – 300, which is one of the popular shades of white used on BMW models. For many users, this means the possibility of installation without the need for a full paint job, especially if the car has the same paint code. In the case of restoration or paint coating correction, the uniform color facilitates the painter's work and allows for a consistent visual effect across the entire trunk lid.

The factory shade of white works well with both dark and light styling accessories, such as tinted lights, decorative trim, or black elements of sports packages.

Mounting characteristics and application

The spoiler is intended for installation in the rear zone of the vehicle, on the trunk lid, in accordance with the factory purpose for this model. As an element from the Spoilers and wings category, it has been designed to work with the original BMW body geometry without the need for structural modifications. The used nature of the part makes it a reasonable choice for post-accident repairs, replacing a damaged spoiler, or restoring the car to a specification close to factory standards.

Proper fitment to the trunk lid reduces the risk of leaks and stress on the bodywork, while simultaneously maintaining the airflow line intended by the manufacturer in the rear of the vehicle.

Benefits of using an original BMW spoiler

Using an original rear boot spoiler on a BMW E92 LCI Coupe offers several practical benefits:

• maintaining the factory look of the rear body section,
• secure fitment to the shape of the trunk lid and body lines,
• color consistency thanks to the Alpinweiss 3 paint,
• suitability for use in post-accident repairs or when replacing a worn-out component.

For users who want to keep their car in a configuration close to stock, such a spoiler is a reasonable compromise between aesthetics, functionality, and operating costs.

Expanding body configuration – BMW Spoilers and wings

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the rear body section of your BMW and need other elements from the same group, such as additional spoilers, wings, or trunk lid covers, check out the available parts in the BMW Spoilers and wings category.

If you are considering further modifications to your car, including changing the drivetrain characteristics or purchasing used transmission components, a practical guide on choosing a gearbox may be helpful – more information can be found in the article Gearbox: manual, automatic, or DSG – common faults and a guide to buying a used gearbox.