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Originally Posted by rchendesign
Any better choice? I can change the color since the car hasn't be in production yet.
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New Car Buying 101: You have to be absolutely sure of the model, options, and the color before placing a new car order. New cars are too expensive to make the wrong color choice. Don't choose a color using a color swath in a glossy sales brochure. Always see the car in person in all the colors that you're interested in before ordering it.
Changing an order once it's been sent to the factory? I don't know. This is where things can get screwed up. Murphy's Law to the max. Sort of like ordering a pizza and calling them back to change ingredients. They'll only get confused and most likely the revised order will not be what you wanted. I'm thinking it might be better to delete the order and place a new order than to try to change an existing order.
I noticed that the X1 isn't offered any shade of red. Yet the X3 and X6 offer it but not the X1 and X5.