Photo: Autogespot.com
It seems like the Chinese can also act like normal people when it comes to their BMWs and the Bavarian company acknowledges this new attitude.
A while back, BMW launched 3 special edition BMW E92 M3s in the communist country, to celebrate the last naturally aspirated M car ever to be produced. Those were the M3 Matte Edition, M3 Tiger Edition and the M3 Carbon Edition.
The latter was spotted a while back in China. Why is it so interesting? Well, first of all, it was produced in only 111 units and sold only in China. Considering just how many people have enough money to buy one (it was priced at around $189,000) and how many really drive it down the street, it is a rare spotting.
Why is this M3 Carbon Edition so special and expensive? Well, as you might have guessed, it has a lot of Carbon Fibre on it. The roof, front lip splitters, trunk spoiler, hood inlet surrounds and dashboard trims are all made of the precious material.
Further enhancements include a white mineral paint, black racing stripes, various logos in all sorts of places, 19" Style 220 M3 wheels and headrests with carbon fibre patterned material.
Via: Autogespot.com
The latter was spotted a while back in China. Why is it so interesting? Well, first of all, it was produced in only 111 units and sold only in China. Considering just how many people have enough money to buy one (it was priced at around $189,000) and how many really drive it down the street, it is a rare spotting.
Why is this M3 Carbon Edition so special and expensive? Well, as you might have guessed, it has a lot of Carbon Fibre on it. The roof, front lip splitters, trunk spoiler, hood inlet surrounds and dashboard trims are all made of the precious material.
Further enhancements include a white mineral paint, black racing stripes, various logos in all sorts of places, 19" Style 220 M3 wheels and headrests with carbon fibre patterned material.
Via: Autogespot.com
Google News