The car has been planned as both a celebration of the Chinese Year of the Tiger and as a means to further the M3 appeal on the local market. Wrapped in Fire Orange Metallic paint, the same paint used on the M3 GTS, the Tiger Edition comes equipped with several unique features.
The bright orange is adorned from place to place with black touches, including on the air intakes, the kidney grills and chrome exhaust tips. The car's whole body will rest and drive on 59M styling wheels in 19 inches, also painted black.
On the interior, the Tiger will be packed in Novilla black leather with orange stitching, to match the exterior. Each of the headrests will be adorned with a unique Tiger head logo, while the door sill plates will boast the Tiger Edition Logo in fire orange metallic.
BMW will manufacture 250 units of the Tiger and will sell them for prices not yet disclosed. No word on the launch date for the special model has been announced either.
The Tiger Edition is only the last in a long line of such M3 models released this year in countries around the world, starting with the BMW M3 Frozen Gray Coupe for the US and ending with the BMW M3 Frozen Edition meant for South Africa.
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