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Let's face it: there isn't something you can't do to your car these days, if you have the money. Seeing just how profitable businesses recently turned in China, the number of tuning shops doubled almost over night.
Not all of them are professionals, but then not all Chinese people have good taste in cars. One thing is for sure though: you can do anything to your BMW in China as long as your bank account is big enough!
This BMW E90 M3 learned it the hard way. The poor car underwent a serious tuning treatment at the hands of its owner and ended up in a terrible condition. We've seen chrome wrappings before and we liked it, but this time, the color seems a bit off set.
Furthermore, the headlights went black, probably also covered by a thin layer of vynil whilst the boot received a ridiculous wing, probably even bigger than the ones used in DTM.
Other changes include (as far as we can tell) some new aftermarket wheels (not bad looking), a modified front bumper (can't really say from what manufacturer) and tinted windows.
Via: Carnewschina
This BMW E90 M3 learned it the hard way. The poor car underwent a serious tuning treatment at the hands of its owner and ended up in a terrible condition. We've seen chrome wrappings before and we liked it, but this time, the color seems a bit off set.
Furthermore, the headlights went black, probably also covered by a thin layer of vynil whilst the boot received a ridiculous wing, probably even bigger than the ones used in DTM.
Other changes include (as far as we can tell) some new aftermarket wheels (not bad looking), a modified front bumper (can't really say from what manufacturer) and tinted windows.
Via: Carnewschina
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