Centre Console Trim BMW E65 E66 2 Cover Wood Ashtray Ash Storage Esche Dunkel

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The product shows signs of use visible in the photos.

Centre Console Trim BMW E65 E66 2 Cover Wood Ashtray Ash Storage Esche Dunkel is an original center console trim component designed for the front interior of the BMW 7 Series E65/E66. This wooden trim, featuring an integrated ashtray and storage compartment, helps maintain a cohesive, elegant cockpit appearance and factory ergonomics. It is a practical solution for users looking to restore their interior aesthetics or replace a damaged part with an original BMW component.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: rhd-7152854-2
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7152854
• Substitutable numbers: 51167152854, 7152854, EM
• Location on the vehicle: Front
• Category: Dashboard Panels

Purpose and function in the cockpit

This item belongs to the Dashboard category and is responsible for the aesthetic finish of the central part of the console in the front cabin area. It integrates the ashtray housing and space for small accessories, ensuring the center tunnel remains organized and all functions are easily accessible to the driver and passenger.

The Esche Dunkel wood finish ensures consistency with the factory interior design, which is particularly important when replacing a single component in premium-class vehicles. Using an original trim piece helps avoid color discrepancies and fitment issues.

Construction and technical advantages

The console structure has been designed specifically for the geometry of the BMW 7 Series E65/E66 cockpit, which translates into precise alignment with adjacent panels. The component includes:

• a decorative panel with a wood finish,
• ashtray area housing,
• space for a small items storage compartment.

This solution allows for the preservation of factory ergonomics and convenient access to the storage area in the center tunnel. Original BMW origin means dimensional compliance with factory mounts and compatibility with other interior trim elements.

Condition and practical application

The product comes from dismantling and is offered as a used interior equipment component. It is a great solution for owners of older BMW 7 Series models who want to restore the cockpit's aesthetics without the need to invest in new, hard-to-find parts. Replacing the center console panel helps reduce visible signs of wear, such as scratches or discoloration, and improves the overall impression of the vehicle's interior.

The component is intended for installation in the front part of the cabin, in the center tunnel area, which facilitates service and reduces the time required for replacement compared to more complex dashboard panels.

Benefits of using an original BMW console

Using an original center console panel in the BMW E65/E66 provides several significant benefits:

• Cohesive interior look – color and material matching with other cockpit elements.
• Factory mounts – no need for modifications, drilling, or adjusting aftermarket replacements.
• Ergonomic access to the ashtray and storage compartment in the center tunnel.
• Reasonable repair cost compared to purchasing new panels from an authorized dealer network.

In the case of older models, where the availability of new components is limited, using original parts from dismantling allows you to maintain a high standard of interior finish without compromising on fitment.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of your BMW cockpit and need other elements from the same group, such as center tunnel panels, storage housings, or console covers, check out the available parts in the BMW Dashboard category.

Support for selecting parts from dismantling

When renovating the interior of premium-class cars, it is particularly important to choose the right components from dismantling that are compatible with the specific model version. If you want to learn more about how to effectively use used components when repairing older cars, it is worth reading our guide: No parts at the dealership? How to handle repairs of older models using parts from dismantling.