BMW Mini Cooper R50 Front Right O/S Door Card Side Trim Cordoba Beige

BMW Mini Cooper R50 Front Right O/S Door Card Side Trim Cordoba Beige is an original interior component designed for installation on the passenger side (or driver side in RHD models). The light beige shade enhances the visual consistency of the cabin, while the factory-spec design ensures precise fitment with the door structure and stable attachment at all mounting points.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7113440
• Mark: Mini (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7113440
• Substitutable numbers: 51417113440, 7113440
• Location on the vehicle: Front, Right
• Color: Beige
• Category: Door Panels

Purpose and compatibility for the Mini Cooper R50

The presented trim belongs to the Door Cards category and was designed specifically for Mini Cooper R50 models with right-hand drive. The placement on the vehicle is front, right side, which means the panel is structurally matched to the geometry of the front right door, factory handles, lock, and electrical wiring routing.

As a genuine Mini part, the door panel maintains the original interior design language, characteristic contours, and mounting layout. This ensures that installation is straightforward, without the need for structural modifications or edge adjustments.

Cordoba Beige color and interior aesthetics

The trim is finished in an elegant Cordoba Beige color, which visually brightens the cabin and improves its overall appearance. The light shade blends well with typical Mini contrasting interior elements, creating a cohesive, organized look. The uniform color of the panel makes it easy to match with other trim components, such as the dashboard, center console, or rear door cards.

The beige front right door trim is particularly useful when replacing a single damaged panel, allowing you to maintain the original character of the interior without having to replace the entire trim set.

Functional characteristics and installation

As an item from the Door Cards category, the panel serves both aesthetic and functional purposes. It is responsible for:

• covering the door structure and wiring,
• providing stable mounting for handles, grips, and control elements,
• increasing acoustic comfort inside the cabin,
• protecting against accidental impacts with the door metal.

The trim is used, which means it has been removed from a vehicle and retains its original geometry and mounting layout. Consequently, installation in a Mini Cooper R50 is similar to the factory process – after properly preparing the door, the panel can be seated into the existing mounting points without interfering with the body structure.

Use in service and interior restoration

The beige door panel is suitable for both standard repairs following mechanical damage and partial interior restoration. Replacing a single trim piece helps restore a consistent cabin appearance after:

• damage resulting from daily use (scuffs, cracks, abrasions),
• body and paint repairs to the door,
• equipment modifications that required the removal of the original panel.

The original Mini origin of the component helps preserve the factory character of the interior, which is important for both user comfort and the vehicle's resale value.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the front door area in your Mini and need other items from the same group, such as side panels, door cards, or handle trims, check out the available parts in the Mini Door Cards category.

Additional information and technical support

When selecting a door trim for the Mini Cooper R50, it is worth paying attention to the compatibility of the mounting side, body version, and interior color scheme. If you have any doubts regarding the removal and installation procedure for interior door components, technical materials and service manuals may be helpful.

For drivers interested in a broader understanding of the vehicle's construction and related sub-assemblies, including components interacting with the steering column and control modules, the article describing the operation of the steering and power steering system may be useful – you can find it here: Steering and power steering system – how it works and what fails?.