BMW S423A — Floor mats, velour

Genuine BMW velour floor mats.

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Quick answer

S423A is BMW's factory option code for floor mats, velour. Genuine BMW velour floor mats.

Should you care about Floor mats, velour?

Trivial in itself, but their presence hints at an owner who ticked factory options and cared for the car.

How to tell if a BMW has S423A

Is S423A really fitted to that car?

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Frequently asked questions

What does BMW option code S423A mean?

Genuine BMW velour floor mats. It sits in the comfort & convenience group of BMW's factory options.

Is Floor mats, velour worth having on a used BMW?

Trivial in itself, but their presence hints at an owner who ticked factory options and cared for the car.

How do I check if a BMW has S423A?

Look for S423A (or just 423) on the car's build sheet or in the listing's options, or decode it from the VIN. You can enter the VIN and option codes into a Bimmer.AI report to see the full decoded factory spec alongside the MOT history and known faults.

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