BMW utilised the new MotoGP safety vehicle to demonstrate its new M Performance Parts at the same time.
The road-going carbon components have now been adequately revealed to us, and it's safe to assume that opinions will differ on them.
The saloon-bodied M3's available exhaust system and the M Performance exhaust system are identical.
It is constructed of titanium, and according to BMW, it is 30% lighter than the conventional configuration.
If you can get beyond the triangular appearance, it sounds excellent.
Additionally, there are two additional forged wheel options, two separate sets of fancy M brake pads, and height-adjustable M Performance sport suspension.
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Californian tuning company Vorsteiner has revealed plans for its impending birthday celebrations, and ingeniously, one of those plans entails constructing a customised BMW M2.
BMW initially revealed the i8 back in 2009 with the original Vision EfficientDynamics Concept, a design whose lines have stayed consistent over time and are plainly seen in this upgraded version.
German tuner Manhart isn't particularly renowned for its modest automotive modifications instead, it favours use of carbon fibre as its hallmark style.
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