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365 HP BMW 435i Comes from a Company Called Best-Tuning

It might seem awkward that we’ve never heard of a company called ‘Best-Tuning’ before but the truth of the matter is, we might’ve seen it in various places and thought it was just marketing. Think about it, how many times haven’t you seen a tuning garage with all sorts of stickers on it, saying ‘Best Tuning around’ or simply ‘Best Tuning’? This time, things get official.
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The guys are pretty serious about their work and, to show that they are not playing around, brought out a hardcore version of the BMW 435i that packs no less than 365 HP, around as much as the fabled 2016 M2 will too.

Their ride is also fitted with the xDrive all-wheel-drive system that allows you to reach all those benchmark speeds in the fastest times possible. The best thing about it is that it has a sleeper look that doesn’t give away much.


On the outside, only the wheels have been changed with a set of aftermarket Schmidt Gambit rims measuring 20x8.5 inches up front and 20x10 inches round the back, wrapped in 235/30/20 and 275/25/20 tires. This alone will set you back €2,600.

Since the power was seriously upgraded, so was the suspension, replacing the old coilvers with KW’s that come in 3 variants, as you probably already know. Apparently, there’s also an exhaust available for the 435i from Best Tuning but for some reason that wasn’t included here. The suspension will set you back another €1,100.

So, how much will it cost to have your 435i running at 365 HP, with a modified suspension and some new wheels? Well, €1,300 for the HP-boost plus €1,100 for the suspension (the Variant 1 model) and €2,600 for the wheels add up to €5,000. Is it worth it? Depends on where you stand.

For example, Hartge is asking €2,344 for the engine upgrade alone but it’s considerably better known around the tuning world and offers warranty for their products. AC Schnitzer is also offering a similar package that covers your car for 2 years or 100,000 km for the moving engine parts. That’s more than impressive. In the end, it comes down to personal choice and what matter to you the most: the price tag or quality.
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