BMW to bring back 8 series
BMW is rumored to have plans to revive the 8-Series name for a potential “four-door coupe,” much like the Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class. New 8-series would compete closely with the new Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class, Aston Martin Rapide and Porsche Panamera.
Beginning of the year BMW placed Gerhard Richter in charge of development of its new Gran Turismo model, which is based on the popular CS concept car. New model will be called either simly GT, short for Gran Turismo or 8-series. Most likely the car will get the previous 8-series models name so that BMW can position it as the highest, most luxurious and expensive model.
This new GT/8-series model will be the first non M-series car to be built by the performance division. BMW M President, Herr Willisch said that the CS “It’s a car that doesn’t have any resemblance to the other cars built by BMW AG, so it was decided to give the project to us.”
New 8-series will have a larger wheelbase and sportier chassis than the 7-series, though it will be based on the underpinnings of the new 2009 7-series.
Expected engines will be a V8 twin turbo engine or a 6.0-liter naturally aspirated V12. New 8-series will be introduced most likely in 2010 as a 2011 year model. Still a long time to go with lots of spy shots and rumors.
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BMW 3 Series by Inside Performance
Those from Inside Performance have developed a new styling package for the BMW 3 Series. The most remarkable components of the package are certainly jantele similar to those on the M6 and the exhaust system with 4 drums of filtering as the M3. The evacuation costs 1,150 euros and can be ordered with a rear speaker of carbon fiber that still costs 650 euros. Package styling from Inside Performance May include other components of carbon fiber such as mirrors, eleronul on the boot, prizele air on capota and others.
