Front Seat BMW F10 M5 Right O/S M Multifunction Heated Black Leather Merino

Front Seat BMW F10 M5 Right O/S M Multifunction Heated Black Leather Merino is an original, used interior component designed for drivers who expect high comfort and precise support. Thanks to its heated leather upholstery and multifunctional features, it serves as an attractive base for refreshing or tuning the interior of your BMW 5 Series F10 M5 version.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7845042
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7845042
• Substitutable numbers: 52107845042, 7845042
• Weight: 150
• Location on the vehicle: Front, Right
• Upholstery material: Leather
• Color: Black
• Category: Seats and Sofas

Construction and materials

The seat belongs to the Seats and benches category and is made of high-quality, natural black Merino leather. This type of upholstery is distinguished by its pleasant-to-the-touch texture, good durability, and aesthetic, uniform finish that blends well with both light and dark BMW interiors.

The profile of the seat and backrest is designed for the dynamic driving characteristic of M models, with clear side support and stable body holding. The seat construction is robust, which translates into solidity and stability during use.

Functionality: heating and multifunctionality

The presented seat is a multifunctional version with heating, which significantly improves comfort in daily use. Heating the seat and backrest makes it easier to use the car in low temperatures, accelerating the warming of the interior in the area of contact with the body.

The multifunctional nature of the seat means it can be integrated with the vehicle's control systems (according to the factory configuration of the BMW F10 M5), allowing for convenient management of settings from the seat level and maintaining consistency with the rest of the cabin equipment.

Purpose and installation in the BMW F10 M5

The seat is intended for the front, right side, which corresponds to the passenger side in left-hand drive cars. As a component originating from a BMW F10 M5, it has been factory-fitted to the interior geometry of this model, which facilitates installation and ensures proper fitment with the center console, tunnels, and door panels.

Its original BMW origin allows for maintaining stylistic consistency with other interior elements – the dashboard, rear bench, or door panels – especially in vehicles equipped with black Merino leather.

Use in tuning and interior renovation

This seat will work well both for interior renovation after damage or wear, as well as for modifications involving upgrading a standard BMW 5 Series F10 version with elements from the M5 variant. It can be used as a replacement for a worn passenger seat or as part of a larger project to replace the entire set of seats with sporty, leather Merino seats.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the seating area in your BMW and need other items from the same group, such as front seats, rear benches, or headrests, check the available parts in the BMW Seats and benches category.

Condition and benefits of choosing a used OEM seat

As a used item, the seat retains its factory construction and OEM characteristics, which is essential for maintaining the original character of the BMW F10 M5. Choosing a used OEM seat is a reasonable compromise between cost and quality – you receive original geometry, compatibility with mounts and electrical installation, and visual consistency with other interior elements.

If you want to better plan your cabin upgrade and combine seat replacement with other changes, it is worth checking out the guide Car interior tuning with Global Parts, which describes practical scenarios for using used seats and steering wheels.

Inspiration for youngtimer owners

Seats from models such as the BMW F10 M5 are often used in projects to refresh cars from 1998–2012, where the priority is to improve ergonomics and cabin appearance while maintaining a reasonable budget. If you are interested in a broader context of using used interior elements in such projects, take a look at the article The second life of a youngtimer – how used car parts rejuvenate cars from 1998–2012.