BMW E92 E93 Door Front Left N/S Spacegrau Space Grey Metallic - A52

Listing details and visual condition of the part

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

The offer applies to the bare door – without handle, window, lock, trims, or any other accessories.

There is an option to purchase a complete door for an additional fee of 80 GBP.

BMW E92 E93 Door Front Left N/S Spacegrau Space Grey Metallic - A52 is an original body component from the Doors and door panels group, designed for installation on the driver's side in BMW 3 Series E92 and E93 models. The factory Spacegrau Metallic - A52 color allows for consistent matching with the vehicle's paintwork, which limits the scope of potential paint repairs and facilitates professional post-accident restoration.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7200569-SCG
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7200569
• Substitutable numbers: 41517200569, 7200569, 41517169435, 7169435
• Location on the vehicle: Front, Left
• Color: Spacegrau Metallic - A52
• Category: Doors & Door Skins

Purpose and fitment

The presented item is a complete front left door designed for installation on the driver's side of the vehicle body. The positioning on the vehicle is factory-defined, ensuring the door maintains the correct geometry, body lines, and compatibility with factory hinges, locks, and seals in the BMW 3 Series E92/E93.

Its original BMW origin helps maintain proper body rigidity, correct closing, and appropriate alignment with the fender, rocker panel, and A-pillar. This is a particularly beneficial solution for repairs where restoring factory gaps and body lines is essential.

Color and paint layer

The door comes in the factory Spacegrau Metallic - A52 shade, a popular metallic grey used on many BMW E92 and E93 vehicles. Using the original metallic paint makes it easier to match the color to the existing body coating, and in many cases, allows for local blending instead of a full repaint of the component.

For body shops, this means savings in time and materials, and for the end user – a more predictable visual effect after repair, while maintaining the characteristic shade of grey typical for this color reference.

Characteristics of the used component

The door is sourced from dismantling, meaning these are original BMW components that were previously used in a vehicle. Such parts are frequently chosen for post-accident repairs because they combine factory fitment with a more favorable cost compared to new body parts.

In the case of used doors, it is particularly important to maintain the proper sheet metal structure, mounting points, and edges where seals adhere. This type of component works well for repairs where restoring proper opening and closing functionality and adequate protection against water and noise is key.

Application in body repairs and cost optimization

Replacing the complete front left door in a BMW E92/E93 is often the most effective solution for damage such as deep dents, edge deformations, or damage to the door frame structure. Using an original component from dismantling allows you to:

• maintain factory geometry and body lines,
• minimize the scope of body filler and straightening work,
• speed up the assembly process compared to repairing a heavily deformed component,
• maintain the visual consistency of the vehicle thanks to the matching paint shade.

For users planning a post-accident repair, this is a solution that allows for combining technical aspects with a rational budget, while maintaining the quality standards typical of original BMW parts.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the side body area in your BMW and need other components from the same group, such as door skins, reinforcements, or frames, check out the available parts in the BMW Doors and door panels category.

Expert support and selecting parts from dismantling

When planning body repairs after a collision, it is worth paying attention to the selection of appropriate body components, their installation method, and assessing the cost-effectiveness of repair versus replacement. Practical tips on working with used OEM components, including doors and other body panels, can be found in the article Bodywork and chassis – post-accident repairs using parts from dismantling, which discusses procedures, application examples, and the most frequently asked questions related to this type of repair.