Quoting a BMW G87 M2 Carbon Fiber Package: Parts, Hardware and Installation Scope

A useful G87 M2 carbon fiber body kit wholesale quote is an itemized bill of materials, not a single price beside a styled car. Confirm each part’s reference, application, sales unit and accessories, then separate freight and your shop’s installation work. That is how you compare suppliers and present a complete customer price.

If you already have a customer ready to choose a package, the next step should be specific: list the parts, identify the car and get the open items answered. A cheap-looking total can lose its advantage when side skirts are priced individually, rear corners are missing or installation requirements arrive after the order.

AI-generated package illustration; these generic parts are not a verified compatible kit or a stated offer.

Define what “carbon package” means for this customer

Start with the customer’s requested result and budget. A front lip, side skirt pair, rear diffuser and trunk spoiler is a useful planning combination, but it is not a universal definition of a body kit. Some projects include different pieces; some require associated trim or accessories.

Record the G87 model year, current bumper, exhaust configuration, trunk and existing exterior modifications. These details determine which individual products need review. A package heading does not remove the fitment questions for its components.

Use the G87 product catalog to identify candidate references. Do not assume that products sharing a style nickname have been validated together, or that items from different ranges cannot be combined. Request confirmation of the actual selected combination.

Build the bill of materials before requesting a discount

Use this blank structure for your inquiry. The intended quantities describe the customer’s proposed build, not a supplier’s available sales units.

Add a column for “confirmed / pending / not applicable” when you send it. This makes a partly answered quote visible instead of allowing unanswered details to disappear into the total.

Confirm the interfaces that can change the package

For the rear diffuser, identify the actual exhaust and bumper configuration. If the customer plans an exhaust change, include that future configuration in the inquiry; photos of the present exhaust are not enough. Use the G87 rear-diffuser guide to prepare the review.

For the spoiler, confirm the current trunk and the customer’s accepted installation scope. A supported wing and a low-profile spoiler can create different quoting questions. The G87 spoiler-versus-wing guide helps structure that decision without inventing a performance benefit.

For all pieces, request current product photographs and the applicable installation documents. If one line remains unresolved, identify it. You can still compare confirmed items, but the customer should not receive an unconditional “complete kit” promise while a major interface is unknown.

If the customer also wants a replacement hood, treat it as an additional scope item and review the G87 carbon-hood specification and installation checklist before including it in a firm package price.

Compare finish as well as part names

Ask for the finish description and real photographs of the proposed parts under comparable lighting. If appearance matching is important, agree an approved sample or another clear acceptance basis before ordering.

A shared material label does not guarantee identical visible weave orientation, color tone or gloss across several products. Do not promise a perfect match from catalog thumbnails. Ask the supplier to identify any expected differences and review them with the customer.

If a supplier proposes a substitute because a chosen version is unavailable, require the new reference and its fitment, finish and price information. Avoid blanket permission to substitute “similar carbon parts.” The customer approved a particular build, and your installer needs to know what will actually arrive.

Compare landed supply cost and workshop cost separately

For each quotation, record the parts subtotal, required extra components, packing, freight, currency, validity and stated delivery basis. Identify responsibility for any import-related charges and confirm the applicable amounts with the relevant provider before making a final cost promise.

Then add your shop’s removal, preparation and installation scope. A supplier’s kit price does not automatically include these services. Keep unresolved labor visible rather than hiding it in a margin percentage.

Shipping should use the actual proposed packed shipment. For example, DHL eCommerce explains that its chargeable weight is based on the greater of dimensional and actual weight. Your selected service’s rules and surcharges still need confirmation. A lighter carbon part is not enough information to predict its freight charge.

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Give the customer a quote with clear decision points

Present the confirmed package with its references and finish, the installation scope and the outstanding choices. If two options are offered, show exactly which line changes and why the total changes.

For example, keep the front lip and skirts fixed while presenting two documented spoiler options. The customer can then compare the styling and installation difference without trying to decode two unrelated bundles.

State when the price expires and what must happen before the job is booked. Do not promise a completion date from an unconfirmed production or dispatch estimate. Allow for arrival review using the sample inspection framework and confirmation that all required components are present.

For a first order that combines this G87 package with parts for other BMW customers, use the mixed-model trial-order guide to confirm per-reference minimums, sample terms and shipment grouping.

Copy this complete-package RFQ

We are quoting a G87 M2 carbon package for [vehicle year/configuration]. Proposed parts: [front lip reference], [side skirt references/pair], [rear diffuser configuration], [spoiler/wing reference]. Existing modifications and photos are attached. Please return an itemized quote showing application, sales units, piece counts, accessories, finish, installation documents, current availability or production estimate, packing and freight to [country/postcode]. Identify unresolved items and proposed substitutions separately. Quantity: [ ] vehicle packages. Please also state quote validity and payment terms.

Frequently asked questions

Is a body kit always supplied as one matched package?

No. It may be assembled from separately quoted products. Confirm the selected combination, contents and finish rather than relying on the package name.

Should we compare the kit total or individual lines?

Compare both. Individual lines reveal missing components or different sales units; the complete delivered total shows the supply cost of the agreed package.

Can a mixed-style package work?

It may, subject to actual fitment and appearance review. A style name alone proves neither compatibility nor incompatibility.

What is needed for an accurate freight quote?

The packed shipment details, destination and selected service. Ask for the delivery basis and applicable charges instead of estimating freight from bare-part weight.

Stop comparing incomplete totals

Send your parts list, vehicle details and delivery postcode through our wholesale package inquiry. Request a line-by-line response before the customer commits. A reviewable package quote is the fastest useful next step toward an order your purchasing team and installer can both understand.