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Ever since BMW launched the new 2 Series and its M235i range topping model, they said that the car will be available with a complete M Performance Parts program that will include a limited-slip differential.
That was the icing on the cake for thousands of enthusiasts out there that were expecting a small, light and ‘cheap’ BMW for quite some time. Getting the LSD is a must for any track lover.
Now, BMW USA finally released a list of prices for all the M Performance Parts, from front splitters and mirror caps to wheels and brake calipers. However, we still have to wait a bit more for the LSD pricing to be unveiled, for some unknown reason.
Even so, we now know the basics. Prices range from as low as $72.52 for the exhaust tip adapters to $4,100 for the M Performance Wheels, an exorbitant price if you ask us.
Other parts you can get retrofitted to your car include the M Performance Brake calipers ($2,300) for which you’ll have to get the disks separately for $400 on the front axle and $250 at the back, $1,751 for the M Performance Steering wheel wrapped in Alcantara with race display, $325 for the carbon fibre mirror caps and so on.
For the complete pricing, check out the attached pdf. Rumors, at the moment, claim that the limited-slip differential will be priced somewhere around $3,500 and that the new part will be available towards the end of this month. We’ll keep you updated as soon as we find out more.
Now, BMW USA finally released a list of prices for all the M Performance Parts, from front splitters and mirror caps to wheels and brake calipers. However, we still have to wait a bit more for the LSD pricing to be unveiled, for some unknown reason.
Even so, we now know the basics. Prices range from as low as $72.52 for the exhaust tip adapters to $4,100 for the M Performance Wheels, an exorbitant price if you ask us.
Other parts you can get retrofitted to your car include the M Performance Brake calipers ($2,300) for which you’ll have to get the disks separately for $400 on the front axle and $250 at the back, $1,751 for the M Performance Steering wheel wrapped in Alcantara with race display, $325 for the carbon fibre mirror caps and so on.
For the complete pricing, check out the attached pdf. Rumors, at the moment, claim that the limited-slip differential will be priced somewhere around $3,500 and that the new part will be available towards the end of this month. We’ll keep you updated as soon as we find out more.
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