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BMW Bumpers for Sale – Genuine OEM Front and Rear Bumpers

BMW Bumpers for Sale at Global OEM Car Parts are genuine factory parts for owners, body shops and builders who need the correct shape, specification and finish for their car. The range includes M-Package and M Sport front and rear bumpers for the 4, 5, 7 and 8 Series, M3, M4, M5 and iX.

Each listing shows the model and chassis code, the bumper style and the paint code or finish. It also states the condition and what is included, such as grille surrounds and brackets. Compare bumpers by chassis code, M-Package specification and colour, confirm fitment with your VIN, then order the part that matches your car.

Genuine OEM BMW Bumpers by Model and Generation

On a modern BMW, the bumper is more than a cosmetic panel. It carries the mounting points for parking sensors, the openings for cooling air and, on many models, the provisions for front camera or radar systems. OEM BMW bumpers are built to the factory design, so panel gaps, sensor positions and clip points line up the way BMW intended.

Our BMW replacement bumpers suit three main jobs:

  • Collision and insurance repair, where the replacement must match the original part exactly.
  • Restoring a damaged car in its original colour, with no full respray needed when the paint code matches.
  • Upgrading to the M-Package look, for example fitting an M Sport bumper to a car built with standard trim.

BMW Front Bumpers, Rear Bumpers and M-Package Options Compared

BMW bumpers differ by position, generation, trim and finish. These are the differences that matter most:

  • BMW front bumper vs BMW rear bumper: Front bumpers carry the grille openings, air intakes and front parking sensors. Rear bumpers frame the exhaust outlets and diffuser and hold the rear sensors.
  • M-Package / M Sport vs standard trim: The BMW M Sport bumper has a different shape, intakes and mounting from standard, Luxury or Sport Line bumpers. The two are not interchangeable without additional parts.
  • Chassis code and LCI: Bumpers are specific to each generation (for example G22/G23, G60/G61 or G70) and often to facelift (LCI) versions. The BMW M5 F90 LCI rear bumper is one example of a facelift-specific part.
  • Factory paint: Many listings are supplied in original BMW paint, identified by paint code. Examples include A96 Mineral White, 475 Black Sapphire Metallic, C36 Dravit Grey and P7L Voodoo Blue.
  • Special finishes: Some bumpers come in gloss black. The BMW M4 G82/G83 Competition rear bumper uses M Power carbon elements.
  • BMW bumper cover vs bumper assembly: A bare bumper cover needs grilles, trims, brackets and sensors transferred from the old bumper. A more complete BMW bumper assembly arrives with some or all of these fitted.
  • Single bumper vs set: Most listings are a single front or rear bumper. A few, such as the BMW iX front and rear bumper set, cover both ends.

Shop BMW Bumpers at Global OEM Car Parts

Our range of BMW bumpers for sale covers current BMW models and M cars:

If you are comparing used BMW bumpers for sale, read the condition notes on each listing for repairs, scuffs and broken tabs.

On each listing, review:

  • Model, chassis code and LCI status
  • Bumper position and trim (M-Package, M Sport or standard)
  • Paint code or finish
  • Included parts: grilles, trims, brackets, sensors
  • Parking sensor and camera provisions
  • Condition notes and close-up photos of tabs and mounting points

Browse the BMW bumpers below and open any listing for its full details and photos. If you need help confirming fitment, contact us with your VIN before you order.

How to Choose the Right BMW Replacement Bumper

Confirm the chassis code and LCI status. Start with your exact model and chassis code, such as G22, G61 or G70. Then check whether your car is pre-LCI or LCI. Facelift bumpers often differ in shape, mounting and sensor layout.

Match the trim package. If your car has the M Sport package, choose an M-Package bumper, and the same applies to standard trim. To upgrade from standard trim to M Sport, plan for extra brackets, trims and possibly wiring.

Check sensors and driver-assistance provisions. Count the parking sensors on your current bumper. Also check for front camera, radar or headlight washer openings. A bumper without the correct provisions won’t support your car’s equipment without modification.

Verify the paint code. BMW paint codes are on the vehicle data sticker, usually in the door jamb or under the bonnet. Even with a matching code, your body shop may recommend blending adjacent panels on older cars to allow for fading.

Review condition and inclusions. Check every photo of a used BMW bumper for repairs, cracks and broken mounting tabs. Then confirm whether grilles, trims and brackets are included.

Plan professional fitting. A qualified body shop should fit the bumper. Parking sensors and driver-assistance cameras or radar may need calibration afterwards.

Before you order, confirm your chassis code, trim and paint code. If anything is unclear, send us your VIN.

Frequently Asked Questions About BMW Bumpers for Sale

Will this BMW bumper fit my car?
Each listing names the model and chassis code it fits, such as G22/G23 for the 4 Series or G70 for the 7 Series. Fitment also depends on trim, LCI status and equipment, such as parking sensors or cameras. Send us your VIN before ordering and we will help confirm the bumper suits your car.

Can I fit an M Sport bumper to a standard BMW?
Often yes, but it is rarely a simple swap. Converting from standard trim to an M Sport bumper usually needs different brackets, trims and grilles. Sensor wiring and coding may also be required. Check the full parts list with your body shop before buying an M-Package bumper for a conversion.

Are your BMW bumpers new or used?
Each listing states its condition. For example, the 4 Series G22/G23 M-Package front bumper in A96 Mineral White is listed as excellent used, with no repairs, cracks or repaints. Check the condition notes and photos on every listing, and ask us if you need more detail.

Will a factory-painted BMW bumper match my car?
If your paint code matches the listing, a factory-painted OEM BMW bumper gives the closest possible match without a respray. Paint on older cars can fade with age and sun, so your body shop may still recommend blending adjacent panels for a seamless finish.

What is included with a BMW bumper?
It varies by listing. Some bumpers come with grilles, grille surrounds and original brackets, like the 4 Series M-Package front bumper. Others are a bare bumper cover only. Check the “Complete Package Includes” section before ordering so you know which parts to transfer from your old bumper.

Do I need sensor or camera calibration after fitting?
Often, yes. Parking sensors must sit correctly in the new bumper. Cars with front cameras or radar-based driver assistance may need recalibration after a bumper replacement. A qualified body shop or BMW specialist can carry out the checks.