The aftermarket specialists from the famous Japanese tuning company Liberty Walk, have managed to recently turn the BMW 4-Series Coupe into a real beast, the sportscar receving a special treatment at its body.

The BMW 4-Series Coupe has been customized, as it has received a wide body kit from Liberty Walk, specially designed for the tracks, but with no other modifications concerning its performance.

The BMW 4-Series Coupe received an upgraded body package, like wider wheel arches, revised front and rear bumpers, large front splitter with aero blades, ducktail spoiler or larger side skirts.

More than that, for an overall $13,500, your BMW 4-Series Coupe might also receive a lowered ride heights, wide tires, bespoke exhaust system and much more.

To be a reminder, the BMW 4-Series Coupe is powered by a 3.0-liter six-cylinder twin turbo, developing a total output of 450 horsepower and 550 Nm of torque.

Due to all the power, the BMW 4-Series Coupe is capable of reaching the 0 to 100 km/h sprint in just 4.3 seconds, with the sportscar having a tot speed set at 250 km/h.

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It would seem that BMW’s win at the 24 Hours of Nurburgring and their rejoining to the Le Mans calendar is bringing along quite a few business opportunities for tuner companies.

First there was G-Power and now we have the turn of the Illinois-based tuning house, GTHaus to have a go at giving your BMW M3 a GT2 racer look.

Since it is GT2 inspired you’ll find a pretty similar livery to what the Bavarians ran at Nurburgring, since they couldn’t have done Jeff Koon’s BMW Art Car livery which will be running at Le Mans.

Since the livery is nice in pleasant I’ll leave it at that, GTHaus is also offering the Aero bits gathered together to form a wide body kit for the car. The kit includes massively wide rear fenders, a unique front bumper with splitters, chunky side skirts, new rear bumper with air vents, vented hood and a rear wing the size of an aircraft carrier deck. Well, not exactly but it’s still pretty big. There’s also a very impressive looking set of wheels to match involved.

Looks fine but you’ll be thinking about what’s under the bonnet. Well, disappointingly theres nothing other than the standard BMW M3 engine and all the bits that go with it. Now I’m not going to be an idiot and say that’s not good enough but somehow I was expecting more.

That “more” may come at a later time in the form of a supercharger kit but until then you can get this kit and make your M3 look like you’re driving home from a hard day’s work at… Sebring for just $12,500.

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The BMW X6 hasn’t yet, and there aren’t any scenarios in the future where it may win a beauty contest. To be honest it doesn’t really matter as the car has a lot of selling points.

So the Bavarians may not have created a good looking car, but have now fear as the Russians are here to help, in their own way of course.

What you can see here is the BMW X6 wide-body kit that has been designed by Zaur Khalilov of Zaoor Design. This particular kit has been created for Met-R, a Moscow-based tuning shop, and is named the Interceptor.

The name is trying to relate more to the fighter plan scenario than to the American police car as aggression is a key note throughout the design.

It all starts with a bad boy classic, matte black finish and continues, predictably with some immense wheels, also black. The changes continue with some bigger wheel arches, some eyelids for the headlights and a very interesting layout for the driving lights which will definitely be of use when showcasing aggression of your big scary Sports Activity Coupe.

To be honest, there are some interesting parts in this new look the X6 may get in the future but there is one slight problem, it’s not completely ready yet as only renderings of the finished product are available.

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Just reading a name such as Vorsteiner GTRS3 makes you feel like some sort of deadly military machine is on you tail.

In reality, this name is synonymous with a very… “evil” looking wide body kit for the BMW M3 Coupe.

Vorsteiner isn’t a tuning company that specializes in any sort of product as it’s offering mods for Porsche, Mercedes, Bentley and BMW alike. This kit particular kit that has been setup for the M3 is quite a special one, I might even dare say it’s one of the best looking the most renown small sports saloon has ever come to “wear”.

What Vorsteiner do to create the GTRS3 is take an ordinary M3 coupe body and strip it down till just the doors and roof are still in place. Then they create all the parts (front fenders, skirts, rear fenders, extensions for them, so on and so forth) from scratch and use carbon fiber while at it.

Since adding a body kit that looks this good isn’t enough, there’s also a few options, a new hood, a carbon fiber boot lid, a stainless steel exhaust and a set of very special wheels: forged V-308 Vorsteiner.

In case this sounds like an offer you’re interested in, you may want to make up your mind quickly as only 100 kits such as these will be sold world wide.

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