Photo: TAG Motorsport
The guys from TAG Motorsports are known for their eccentric, off the hook cars and they are about to make a comeback with a new project: a BMW M4. The guys just published a couple of photos showcasing the future halo car they are working on and it’s looking enticing to say the least.
As usual, they went all out and no expense was spared. The first thing you’re going to notice is the Vorsteiner GTRS4 widebody kit that changes the styling of the car in absolute terms. There’s no question about it: if you want to stand out in the crowd, this is the way to go.
Sure, it will definitely not be practical and you will need some seriously wide wheels, especially at the back, but the way the car ends up looking like after fitting it with this kit is just unbelievable.
Details are scarce at the moment, as the TAG Motorsport team wants to keep some mystery around the car until it is actually done, but we can spot a couple of other interesting add-ons as well. For example, alongside the GTRS4 body there’s also a complete aerodynamic kit included with new splitters up front, a new boot lid and exhaust system round the back (apparently coming in from Akrapovic judging by the tail pipes).
The wheels are coming from specialists HRE Wheels and other sponsors involved in the making of this project include Auto Armour, Vorsteiner (of course), Pirelli and the Platinum Group and while the M4 looks stunning from the outside, we’re waiting to see how impressive it’s going to be on the road and what changes will be done to the tech side of things.
Sure, it will definitely not be practical and you will need some seriously wide wheels, especially at the back, but the way the car ends up looking like after fitting it with this kit is just unbelievable.
Details are scarce at the moment, as the TAG Motorsport team wants to keep some mystery around the car until it is actually done, but we can spot a couple of other interesting add-ons as well. For example, alongside the GTRS4 body there’s also a complete aerodynamic kit included with new splitters up front, a new boot lid and exhaust system round the back (apparently coming in from Akrapovic judging by the tail pipes).
The wheels are coming from specialists HRE Wheels and other sponsors involved in the making of this project include Auto Armour, Vorsteiner (of course), Pirelli and the Platinum Group and while the M4 looks stunning from the outside, we’re waiting to see how impressive it’s going to be on the road and what changes will be done to the tech side of things.
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