Photo: TAG Motorsports
A while back we were reporting about the first tuned BMW M4 in the US. It wasn’t something big but the fact that the car wasn’t completely stock deserved a mention. Now, the guys that pulled that first project off are back, with a new take on the performance car.
TAG Motorsport created yet another perfect M4, this time, dressed in a different color. Whilst the original was wearing Yas Marina Blue, this one is dressed in Sapphire Black Metallic, one of the most popular colors for both the M3 Sedan and Coupe in the past.
Up front, the standard chromed kidney grilles were replaced with gloss black ones that are a perfect match for the matte black ADV.1 wheels that replaced the originals. Created using the Flow Form trademarked process, the new FF01 wheels are perfect to bring out the red painted calipers behind them.
The stance was also dropped by a few millimeters, for a better look while the exhaust tips were dressed in black to keep the entire color palette as sober as possible.
Unfortunately, at the moment, there aren’t too many options available for the new M3 and M4, as they have just been released. However, plenty of tuners have already announced that they are working on creating an entire range of products that will vary from aerodynamic parts to engine upgrades.
Speaking of which, you should know that the duo shares the S55 engine that makes 431 HP and 550 Nm (406 lb-ft) of torque from a 3-liter block with 6 inline cylinders. The starting price for an M4 is $64,200.
Up front, the standard chromed kidney grilles were replaced with gloss black ones that are a perfect match for the matte black ADV.1 wheels that replaced the originals. Created using the Flow Form trademarked process, the new FF01 wheels are perfect to bring out the red painted calipers behind them.
The stance was also dropped by a few millimeters, for a better look while the exhaust tips were dressed in black to keep the entire color palette as sober as possible.
Unfortunately, at the moment, there aren’t too many options available for the new M3 and M4, as they have just been released. However, plenty of tuners have already announced that they are working on creating an entire range of products that will vary from aerodynamic parts to engine upgrades.
Speaking of which, you should know that the duo shares the S55 engine that makes 431 HP and 550 Nm (406 lb-ft) of torque from a 3-liter block with 6 inline cylinders. The starting price for an M4 is $64,200.
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