The BMW M3 (E92) is famous for a couple of reasons. First, the E92 was the only generation to come equipped with an eight-cylinder engine rated at 420 PS (414 hp / 309 kW) and 400 Nm (295 lb-ft) of torque. Second, it is still a favorite among tuners despite dropping out of production a decade ago. This example comes from Liberty Walk.
The Japanese tuning shop outfits the coupe with its signature carbon-fiber widebody kit – complete with massive bolt-on fenders, spoilers at both ends and a slammed suspension. The arches are occupied by 19-inch multi-spoke wheels, and the whole body wears a wrap inspired by the BMW M color scheme.
Aside from an FI Exhaust, the seller mentions no other technical modifications. The interior also looks close to stock. The car is available in Japan right now for the equivalent of U.S. $40,000.
