BMW X1 E84 Rear Boot Trunk Lid Tailgate Boot Lid Tiefseeblau Deep Sea Blue A76

Visual condition of the part

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

BMW X1 E84 Rear Boot Trunk Lid Tailgate Boot Lid Tiefseeblau Deep Sea Blue A76 is an original body component designed for installation in the rear of the vehicle. Thanks to the factory paint in the Tiefseeblau Metallic shade, it ensures a consistent look with the remaining body panels and facilitates matching during accident repairs or restoration. This is a solution for users expecting a solid trunk lid that complies with the manufacturer's design.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 2993152-DSB
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 2993152
• Substitutable numbers: 41002993152, 2993152, BG
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Color: Tiefseeblau Metallic - A76
• Category: Tailgates

Purpose and fitment

The presented trunk lid has been designed specifically for the BMW X1 E84 model and is mounted in the rear part of the body. The original geometry of the panel ensures proper body line alignment, correct fitment to the seals, and compatibility with factory hinges, locks, and equipment installation, provided they are transferred from the existing lid.

By maintaining factory mounting points and panel shape, the component allows for precise adjustment of the gaps between the bumper, fenders, and the trunk lid, which is important for both aesthetics and the correct closing and operation of the lock.

Color and paint finish

The lid is finished in the original Tiefseeblau Metallic – A76 color, characteristic of the BMW palette. The metallic paint coating provides color depth and a good match to factory-painted body elements with the same color code. In many cases, this allows for limiting paint work to only potential touch-ups, which shortens repair time and reduces costs.

For body shops and individual users, this means the possibility of returning the vehicle to use faster, while maintaining a consistent, aesthetic appearance of the rear of the car.

Characteristics of the used component

The lid comes from disassembly and is a used part, which in practice means a favorable price-to-quality ratio while maintaining the original BMW construction. This type of component is particularly useful for accident repairs when the priority is to restore full functionality of the trunk and correct body geometry, without the need to resort to replacements with uncertain fitment.

Choosing an original rear lid from the secondary market allows for maintaining factory design solutions, which is important for the tightness of the luggage compartment, proper water drainage, and cooperation with seals and interior upholstery elements.

Application in body repairs and installation benefits

The BMW X1 E84 Rear Boot Trunk Lid Tailgate Boot Lid Tiefseeblau Deep Sea Blue A76 will work well in both professional body shops and independent workshops carrying out accident repairs. The original construction facilitates the assembly process, position adjustment, and integration with existing body elements and trunk equipment.

• possibility of using existing equipment after transferring it from the damaged lid,
• preservation of the factory body line and mounting gaps,
• reduction of the scope of painting thanks to color code compliance,
• visually consistent rear of the vehicle after the repair is completed.

Expanding repairs in the rear body area

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the rear body zone in your BMW and need other elements from the same group, such as additional covers, panels, or trunk components, check the available parts in the BMW Rear Lids category.

For drivers and workshops who want to deepen their knowledge about selecting used components and conscious repair planning, a guide on gearboxes – design differences, typical failures, and rules for safely purchasing parts from the secondary market – may be helpful. More information can be found in the article Gearbox: manual, automatic, or DSG – typical failures and a guide to buying a used gearbox.