Photo: SR Auto
Hold on to your seats folks as things are bound to get crazy over here. The first Liberty Walk convertible in Vancouver is here and it’s an M3 Convertible. That’s right, it’s not just absolutely gorgeous to look at, it also sounds great.
That’s because as all previous-gen M3 cars, this E93 Convertible is also housing a 4-liter V8 S65 engine under the bonnet that makes 420 HP and 400 Nm (295 lb-ft) of torque and revs up to over 8,000 RPM. During this whole ordeal, the sound that goes along with it is simply unmistakable.
This one is also wearing one of those Liberty Walk aerodynamic kits you’ve heard so much about. Developed in Japan, they quickly rose to fame for their unique look that completely changes any car you install it on.
We’ve seen our fair share of Liberty Walk M3s so far but never before have we been put face to face with a convertible so far. Neither have the guys from SR Car, the Vancouver shop to be more precise.
The car they worked on received a set of PUR LX12 wheels measuring 19x10.5 inches up front and 19x12 inches round the back, with Matte Black Diamond Faces and Gloss Candy red lips that hide some Dinan red calipers right behind them. It’s all perfect in our opinion. What do you think? Should we see more Liberty Walk convertibles going around? One thing's for sure: this thing needs a proper photo shoot!
This one is also wearing one of those Liberty Walk aerodynamic kits you’ve heard so much about. Developed in Japan, they quickly rose to fame for their unique look that completely changes any car you install it on.
We’ve seen our fair share of Liberty Walk M3s so far but never before have we been put face to face with a convertible so far. Neither have the guys from SR Car, the Vancouver shop to be more precise.
The car they worked on received a set of PUR LX12 wheels measuring 19x10.5 inches up front and 19x12 inches round the back, with Matte Black Diamond Faces and Gloss Candy red lips that hide some Dinan red calipers right behind them. It’s all perfect in our opinion. What do you think? Should we see more Liberty Walk convertibles going around? One thing's for sure: this thing needs a proper photo shoot!
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