Mini R52 Rear Bumper Cabrio Complete PDC Trim Panel Chili Red - 851

Visual condition of the part

Possible scratches and paint chips – condition as shown in the product photos.

Mini R52 Rear Bumper Cabrio Complete PDC Trim Panel Chili Red is an original body component from the Bumpers and reinforcements group, designed for installation at the rear of the vehicle. Thanks to the factory fitment and preparation for PDC parking sensors, the bumper allows for maintaining a consistent body style and ensures the proper operation of parking assistance systems. The characteristic Chili Red - 851 color emphasizes the car's dynamic look and facilitates the aesthetic replacement of a damaged part.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 0309183-CHRED1
• Mark: Mini (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 0309183
• Substitutable numbers: 51120309183, 0309183
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Color: Chili Red - 851
• Category: Bumpers & Reinforcements

Purpose and fitment

The presented rear bumper has been designed specifically for Mini brand models, with placement in the rear area of the vehicle. The construction, prepared for PDC parking sensors, allows for the correct transfer of the existing installation without the need to modify wiring harnesses or mounts. As a result, this component provides a functional solution for both post-accident repairs and the replacement of a worn-out bumper.

The original origin of the bumper translates into proper alignment with other body panels, which reduces the risk of stress, rattling, and leaks. This is particularly important for the rear part of the car, where the bumper works in conjunction with the reinforcement beam, trunk lid, and lighting components.

Color and visual aspect

The finish in the Chili Red - 851 shade allows for maintaining the original Mini styling line without the need to change the body's color concept. For many users, this is crucial when restoring a car to its pre-damage state, especially for vehicles maintained in a consistent, factory configuration.

Using an original bumper in the dedicated color facilitates the visual renovation process – the painter can focus on matching the coating to the rest of the bodywork without having to rework the shape or correct the lines of the creases. This translates into a more predictable final result and stable repair quality.

Characteristics of the used component

The offered bumper comes from the secondary market, which means it is a used part that retains its structural functionality. For many Mini users, this is a reasonable compromise between repair costs and maintaining original build quality. In practice, this means the possibility of replacing a damaged element with a factory equivalent without resorting to replacements with uncertain fitment.

Choosing an original, used bumper from the Bumpers and reinforcements group allows for minimizing the risk of assembly problems, such as inaccurate fitment, the need for mounting modifications, or incompatibility with factory PDC sensor mounting points.

Benefits of using an original Mini bumper

• Factory fitment to the rear of the Mini body, with no need for structural modifications.
• Preparation for PDC parking sensors, which facilitates maintaining full system functionality.
• Original Chili Red - 851 color, conducive to aesthetic visual repair.
• Stable geometry of the element, essential for proper assembly and operation of related components.

Repair expansion and additional information

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or modernization of the rear body zone in your Mini and need other elements from the same group, such as reinforcement beams, brackets, or additional covers, check the available parts in the Mini Bumpers and reinforcements category.

When deciding to use secondary market components in other vehicle systems, such as the drivetrain or transmission, it is worth knowing the specifics of original used parts – you will find practical tips in the article Manual transmission failures – why an original used part is a more reasonable choice than regeneration, which discusses the approach to component selection in the context of durability and cost-effectiveness of repairs.