Photo: Lumma Design
After showing us an impressive BMW F13 M6 at Geneva, called CLR 6M, German tuner Lumma Design created something new for the F20 1 Series. Unfortunately, we're only talking about a body kit, comprised mostly of some minor bits and pieces, so there are no engine upgrades.
The front fascia gets a new front spoiler lip (that will fit only on cars without the M-Technik package) that can be easily installed and custom painted for €249 ($318). Other new parts include a set of lowering springs for €269 ($343) which will take you car lower by 35mm (1.3 inches) and a black and red stripe set with the Lumma Design signature that comes with a price tag of €179 ($228).
Anodized aluminum pedals with non-slip surface will set you back €220 ($281) while velour floor mats with the "Lumma" logo will only cost you €179 ($228). To top it all of, the German company suggests getting 18" anthracite-polished wheels along with 215/40 R18 tires which add up to €1,700 ($2,172).
Overall, in order to turn your 1er into a completely new Lumma Design creation you'll have to spend €2,796 ($3,573) but we wouldn't recommend it. Other than the new set of wheels, the other so-called "improvements" are not worth the money and make little to no difference.
Anodized aluminum pedals with non-slip surface will set you back €220 ($281) while velour floor mats with the "Lumma" logo will only cost you €179 ($228). To top it all of, the German company suggests getting 18" anthracite-polished wheels along with 215/40 R18 tires which add up to €1,700 ($2,172).
Overall, in order to turn your 1er into a completely new Lumma Design creation you'll have to spend €2,796 ($3,573) but we wouldn't recommend it. Other than the new set of wheels, the other so-called "improvements" are not worth the money and make little to no difference.
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