Photo: Autogespot.com
It’s not easy being a special edition car, is it? Wherever you go people quickly grab their cameras and waves of flashes follow, rendering you utterly incapable of defending yourself. One such car must be the Lumma Design CLR 600.
Based on the E63 M6, the special edition model was released a while back but most of the world is still curious to learn more about it. And that’s completely understandable. After all, just take a look at how this thing looks like.
On top of looking like a really aggressive machine (thanks to Mr. Bangle) it also received a complete make over from Lumma that makes it stand out even more.
The bumpers, wheel arches, side skirts, bonnet, roof, mirrors, wheels and even the boot lid were changed by the German tuner. The BMW roundels became a thing of the past while the bright orange overall paint scheme attracts attention all by itself.
LED daytime running lights up front and taillights at the back make this M6 look sharp while the exhaust was completely swapped for an even louder sound (like the stock system wasn’t loud enough).
Under the bonnet nothing has been changed but we have a feeling that the 507 HP and 520 Nm (384 lb-ft) of torque coming out of that 5-liter V10 engine are quite enough as they are...
Via: Autogespot
On top of looking like a really aggressive machine (thanks to Mr. Bangle) it also received a complete make over from Lumma that makes it stand out even more.
The bumpers, wheel arches, side skirts, bonnet, roof, mirrors, wheels and even the boot lid were changed by the German tuner. The BMW roundels became a thing of the past while the bright orange overall paint scheme attracts attention all by itself.
LED daytime running lights up front and taillights at the back make this M6 look sharp while the exhaust was completely swapped for an even louder sound (like the stock system wasn’t loud enough).
Under the bonnet nothing has been changed but we have a feeling that the 507 HP and 520 Nm (384 lb-ft) of torque coming out of that 5-liter V10 engine are quite enough as they are...
Via: Autogespot
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