Realization of the BMW 3 G20 M340i

We would like to present the unique retrofitting of the BMW 3 Series G20 M340i with the M Performance carbon package. The presented "three" in Oxford Green, in our humble opinion, has undergone a definitely positive metamorphosis, and despite the fact that it is only (or as much as) M340i, not M3, we can call it a real sports car without hesitation!

The Gloss Black M Performance door sill strips immediately projecting from the side of the car, designed to visually widen and lower the car, which definitely emphasizes its athletic silhouette. In addition, from the sides we can see the M Performance Ferric Gray 795M 20" wheels. This is by far the most drastic change. From the standard black "19" wheels to the eye-catching 20" Ferric Gray wheels. Very sporty, wheel design perfectly blends in with the sporty character of the vehicle.

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Moving on to the rear of the car, we can see the Gloss Black M Performance bumper cover and the M Performance carbon diffuser. This inseparable set enriches the factory slightly poor rear of the car, adding sharp shapes to it. And what no fan of visual tuning can overlook! M Performance carbon aileron. Not many words are needed here. The aileron completely changes the rear of the car optically, making it aggressive enough to match its performance.

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The front of the car was retrofitted with an M Performance Gloss Black splitter. At first glance, this is an invisible part forming unity with the bumper of the vehicle, while the whole lowered front underlined with a black lip definitely meets expectations! The only thing missing for the full carbon package is the carbon M Performance splitter, and due to the difficult use in urban conditions, together with the owner of the vehicle, we came to the conclusion that the splitter alone will be sufficient.

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Summing up the whole project, we are definitely satisfied with the choice of colors, and we think that the car looks cosmic after all the retrofitting!

What do you think about this project?