Photo: Manhart Racing
Manhart Racing is known around the world for its extreme and extravagant cars that stun crowds with both incredible numbers and outstanding looks. This time, they’re teasing us with two photos of their take on the new M4.
Dubbed MH4 550 you can probably imagine just how much power the guys think they’re going to get out of the 3-liter twin-turbo engine, right? If the stock car makes 431 HP and 550 Nm (406 lb-ft) of torque, taking it up to 550 HP will be a breeze for the tuner.
However that’s not all they’re going to do to it. Judging by the images, plans include a new suspension, front splitter made of carbon fibre, side sills, carbon fibre bonnet and mirror covers, new, matte black wheels and other various details that will set their car apart from anything else on the market.
Other details are scarce at the moment, but do expect the guys to go all out on this car, as it is the first of its kind as well as a continuation to the legacy of the M3 Coupe it’s replacing.
After all, Manhart is the team behind the world’s fastest BMW F10 M5, the MH5 S Biturbo, a car that makes 710 HP and 860 Nm (634 lb-ft) of torque out of the 4.4-liter V8 turbocharged engine under the bonnet. With the newfound power, the car is capable of a 3.9-second sprint to 100 km/h (62 mph), on par with the limited-run 30 Jahre anniversary model.
However that’s not all they’re going to do to it. Judging by the images, plans include a new suspension, front splitter made of carbon fibre, side sills, carbon fibre bonnet and mirror covers, new, matte black wheels and other various details that will set their car apart from anything else on the market.
Other details are scarce at the moment, but do expect the guys to go all out on this car, as it is the first of its kind as well as a continuation to the legacy of the M3 Coupe it’s replacing.
After all, Manhart is the team behind the world’s fastest BMW F10 M5, the MH5 S Biturbo, a car that makes 710 HP and 860 Nm (634 lb-ft) of torque out of the 4.4-liter V8 turbocharged engine under the bonnet. With the newfound power, the car is capable of a 3.9-second sprint to 100 km/h (62 mph), on par with the limited-run 30 Jahre anniversary model.
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