After teasing us with some photos last week, the German tuners from Lumma Design brought their take on the BMW F12 M6 to Geneva to show the world what they are capable of.
Their view has a lot of carbon fiber in it. That's what hits you first. The massive bonnet is completely made out of carbon fiber and so is the roof of the car.
At the front, the traditional M-Sport bumper has been redesigned in order to increase the air intakes of the front grilles and a carbon fibre (of course) lip was attached to it. The front kidney grilles shed their chrome which now turned to, you guessed it, carbon fibre.
Going over towards the back of the car you immediately spot the flared wheel arches, the custom wheels and the new side sills with air intakes towards the back. The side mirrors and the side gills now sport new, carbon fibre colors.
For the grand finale, we take a look at the back of the car. This is where you actually realize that this is a sports car. Without Lumma's huge rear (carbon fibre of course) spoiler, you wouldn't have know that this car goes fast. That rear spoiler looks as if it was stolen from a Formula 1 car and bolted on the M6 just to make sure it gets the proper amount of downforce.
The rear bumper has also been redesigned, having a new rear diffuser that integrates the exhaust pipes pretty good. Overall this design is not for everyone, but then that's the case with every custom car, it has to please the owner and that's it. It doesn't matter how others see it as long as you love it.
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