BMW M8

Just when you thought 'BMW' and 'looks terrible' were no longer trending on Twitter, along comes Zacoe with a modification of the M8 Gran Coupe that will, shall we say, 'question' conventional knowledge.

Are you dissatisfied with your new BMW M5 CS, which is the most powerful M vehicle ever produced?
Think 626 horsepower, 553 pound-feet of torque, and a 0-62mph time of 2.9 seconds is a tad slow?
You'll need to visit German tuner G-Power...

This is one of the strangest digital renderings ever seen on a Ford Mustang, if not the weirdest. Because it's no longer simply a Mustang, but a stunning Frankenstein creation that sits on a BMW and has a Challenger Hellcat front end.

If someone ever tells you that the 616bhp BMW M8 Competition convertible isn't powerful enough, point them to the MH8 700 Cabrio from German tuner Manhart.

The builds from SEMA 2021 continue to pour in. Although not all of them attract our attention for the appropriate reasons, every now and then something stands out.

It's strange how the world works. Occasionally, we'll bring you news of some ridiculously tuned new SUV and start wondering why in the world would anyone purchase, say, an 800bhp Brabus Mercedes GLE.

Because the stock BMW X6 M isn't exactly a wallflower, we're all for tuners all over the world striving to make it more appealing.
There's no way it can be any worse.

Have you recently received a new BMW M8 Competition and aren't happy with the 625bhp generated by its twin-turbo 4.4-litre V8?
G-Power, a German tuner, provides the perfect solution for you.

According to Wald, a Japanese tuner, the BMW X7 needed to stick out a little more.

Remember Wiesmann, the German company that established a name for itself by designing BMW-powered sports cars that looked like they came right out of 1950s Britain?
This isn't them, but...