Californian tuning company Vorsteiner has revealed plans for its impending birthday celebrations, and ingeniously, one of those plans entails constructing a customised BMW M2.
Modified BMW M2
Doesn't it appear enraged? With the additional naked carbon fibre pieces underneath, the wide-arched muscle car appearance is actually one that we really like. Is it just us, or does the design have a hint of the MG XPower?
Or does it resemble a more up-to-date Subaru Impreza with a BMW badge? Even though, now that I think about it, it might just be the blue paint and gold wheels...
There's no disputing that it helps the G87 M2 stand out, and we much prefer these modifications over BMW's genuine M Performance Parts.
There is obviously room for additional power given that the new M2 uses the same 3.0-liter twin-turbo straight six engine as an M4 Competition, but we don't know if Vorsteiner would provide any performance enhancements for it.
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