BMW revealed a special edition of the ActiveHybrid 7, namely the Individual Edition. It will be available exclusively in Japan starting December and comes with a series of styling tweaks. Until we get to see the novelties, we have to remind you that the German model packs a 3.0-liter six-cylinder unit and an electric motor.

The total output is rated at 349 horsepower and 500 Nm of torque for a 0-100 km/h sprint in 5,7 seconds and an average fuel consumption of 6,8 liters/100 km.

The German model benefits from a lithium-ion battery capable to offer a modest zero-emission driving range of 4 kilometers. At the exterior, the BMW ActiveHybrid 7 Individual Edition benefits from two finishes, namely Mineral White and Citrine Black, new 20-inch alloys, a sunroof and special badges.

Enter the cabin and you will find an Alcantara roofliner, Merino leather upholstery, piano black inserts, ash grain white and walnut satin honey brown wood trim, Individual sill plates and a revised steering wheel with wood and leather accents.

The BMW ActiveHybrid 7 Individual Edition starts at ¥13,100,000 or $120,095 with only 20 units to be produced.

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BMW pulled the wraps off the X1 Exclusive Sport, a model dedicated to the Japanese market. We are used to see special edition models designed for specific regions, this time Japan being privileged.

On the outside, buyers will be able to choose from an Alpine White or a Black Sapphire finish while the aerodynamic kit alongside the satin aluminum trim will improve the model’s appearance as well.

Under the hood sits a 2.0-liter turbocharged engine capable to produce 184 horsepower and 270 Nm of torque. The four-cylinder unit is linked to an eight-speed automatic transmission while the all-wheel drive system is on the option’s list.

Entering the cabin of the BMW X1 Exclusive Sport edition buyers will find heated front seats, an M Sport steering wheel and beige Nevada leather upholstery.

GPS navigation, an iDrive infotainment system and a pretty generous 8.8-inch display are also there for your comfort. If you live in Japan and you like the new BMW X1 Exclusive Sport, pricing starts at ¥5,190,000 with the order book being already opened.

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The Germans at BMW decided to reintroduce the 116i Fashionista special edition in Japan. The model was originally introduces earlier this year but its success claimed for a new batch of units.

At the exterior, the model stands out thanks to a series of new finishes such as Crimson Red, Arupin White III, Deep Sea Blue and Mineral White.

A new set of 17-inch alloy wheels are also available and fitted with 205/50 R17 tires. Inside, buyers will get air conditioning, Dakota leather upholstery, rear view parking camera, Driving Assist package and new trim.

Power is provided by a 1.6-liter turbocharged engine producing 134 horsepower and linked to an eight-speed automatic transmission.

The new BMW 116i Fashionista Edition is going to start at ¥3,660,000 or $36,000 at the current exchange rates. As mentioned above, the special edition is exclusively sold in Japan.

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BMW revealed a new special edition designed for the Japanese market, this time based on the new 7 Series sedan. We talk about the BMW 7 Series V12 Bi-turbo, a model powered by a 6.0-liter V12 powerplant producing 554 horsepower.

In terms of styling, the German company provides new front and rear bumpers, revised side skirts, larger 21-inch alloy wheels, a revised front grille and new tailpipes.

Inside, buyers will get revised Nappa leather inserts, a premium Bang & Olufsen audio system with 16 speakers and a total output of 1200 watts but also a restyled iDrive controller.

If you are really into this, you have to know that pricing for the BMW 7 Series V12 Bi-Turbo starts at 22,600,000 yen which is about $223,000. Orders will start quite soon with the first deliveries to begin in October.

However, there will be produced a total number of 52 units, so you have to hurry up a bit.

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BMW reveals today a special edition of the current 1-Series generation designed for the Japanese market.

The new model will be offered in a limited edition, is based on the 116i model and is called Fashionista.

At the exterior, it comes with special Deep Sea Blue, White III Arupin and Crimson Red, new 17-inch alloy wheels with 205/50R17 tires but also a chrome front grille.

Under the bonnet, you will find the same 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine producing 134 horsepower and linked to an eight-speed automatic transmission. Inside, Japanese buyers will get a revised dashboard, new leather upholstery and steering wheel, revised center console, heated seats and new inserts.

The Germans at BMW also fit the new 116i Fashionista with Park Distance Control system and Rear-View camera. BMW plans to build only 370 units of this special edition, setting a starting price of ¥3,460,000, which is about $37,500.

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The domestic Japanese market will be the exclusive home of the Performance Unlimited Edition of the BMW 120i Coupe. The German car manufacturer may have something up it’s sleeve since there will only be 30 units of the limited edition for the BMW 120i, thus the performance will not be “unlimited” for everyone. But considering the Japanese, we bet there will be more than a handful of people willing to drop their hard-earned yen to get hold of this little piece of technology.

The BMW 120i Coupe Performance Unlimited Edition features a 2-litre engine with 170hp and a six speed automatic gearbox. On the exterior we have carbon mirror covers, a carbon rear spoiler, black grills, 18-inch wheels and the M Sport package (M Sport trims, seats, steering wheel). For the interior, goodies like aluminum pedals and door sills, leather handbrake and knob are in order. Two colour options are available, in the form of the Alpine White and the LeMans Blue.

The estimated price for the BMW 120i Coupe Performance Unlimited Edition is at 4,3500,000 Japanese yen or just a bit over $50,000. If you’re Japanese and you’re reading this, better hurry up, because BMW has already begun taking orders.

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