Photo: Lumma Design
It was 2012 when German tuner Lumma Design announced that it will be releasing a version of BMW's M6, with a more aggressive design and enhanced capabilities.
They created more than just a bodykit for the fastest car BMW is currently making, they almost rebuilt it. Showing up for the first time at Geneva, the tuner's take on the M6 was greatly appreciated, especially when compared to what Hamann created.
Now we can feast our eyes on a brand new set of pictures with the powerful beast. The exterior design was enhanced to express power and speed, and the car is now wider and lower, with excessive amounts of carbon fibre, noticeable both at the front and at the back.
The wheels are exquisite too, especially the wide, chromed lip that makes it look like the car is actually floating instead of rolling down the street. The interior wasn't disclosed yet, but according to Lumma officials, there's no need to because the personalization options for it are virtually unlimited.
Now we can feast our eyes on a brand new set of pictures with the powerful beast. The exterior design was enhanced to express power and speed, and the car is now wider and lower, with excessive amounts of carbon fibre, noticeable both at the front and at the back.
The wheels are exquisite too, especially the wide, chromed lip that makes it look like the car is actually floating instead of rolling down the street. The interior wasn't disclosed yet, but according to Lumma officials, there's no need to because the personalization options for it are virtually unlimited.
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