Photo: Autogespot
Today, the tuning gods must’ve smiled upon us. That’s because a really rare car was just spotted in Roermond, Holland. Dressed in all chrome vinyl and wearing neon green details all over, the car we’re talking about here is a BMW 1M Coupe.
Why is this a rare spot? Well, think of it this way: the 1M was only built in 6,331 units. Out of those, around 700 were sent to the US and the rest to Europe and the rest of the world. On top of that, while cars tuned by AC Schnitzer, Hamann, Hartge and others are aplenty on the street, one done by the guys from Tuning Pur is a rather rare bird.
As you can see, the whole work was focused on making this ride instantly recognizable. If you ask us, they succeeded, making it an instant attraction, wherever it goes.
Apart from the chrome vinyl wrap, the Coupe also received a set of Oxigin 18 Neon wheels (although one of them seems to be different than the rest), a neon green diffuser at the back and similarly colored details on the rear windows and side gills.
The 340 HP BMW definitely became a head turner, but would you do this to your car or is it too much?
Via: Autogespot
As you can see, the whole work was focused on making this ride instantly recognizable. If you ask us, they succeeded, making it an instant attraction, wherever it goes.
Apart from the chrome vinyl wrap, the Coupe also received a set of Oxigin 18 Neon wheels (although one of them seems to be different than the rest), a neon green diffuser at the back and similarly colored details on the rear windows and side gills.
The 340 HP BMW definitely became a head turner, but would you do this to your car or is it too much?
Via: Autogespot
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