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Vorsteiner wants to make your new M2 look like a proper little muscle car

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Vorsteiner wants to make your new M2 look like a proper little muscle car | Top Gear

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This modified BMW will be a part of the tuning firm’s 20th anniversary celebrations

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Vorsteiner wants to make your new M2 look like a proper little muscle car

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This modified BMW will be a part of the tuning firm’s 20th anniversary celebrations

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This modified BMW will be a part of the tuning firm’s 20th anniversary celebrations

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Vorsteiner wants to make your new M2 look like a proper little muscle car

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Vorsteiner wants to make your new M2 look like a proper little muscle car

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Vorsteiner wants to make your new M2 look like a proper little muscle car

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This modified BMW will be a part of the tuning firm’s 20th anniversary celebrations

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Californian tuner Vorsteiner has announced some plans for its upcoming birthday celebrations, and brilliantly those plans include building a modified BMW M2 that it is calling the ‘GT edition’.

Doesn’t it look angry? We’re actually really liking the wide-arched muscle car look with the additional bits of bare carbon fibre down below. Is it just us or is there a shade of MG XPower in the design?

Or perhaps it looks more like a modern, BMW-badged take on a two-door Subaru Impreza? Although that may just be the blue paint and gold wheels, come to think of it…

Still, there’s no denying that it allows the G87 M2 to make an impact, and we certainly prefer these mods to the official M Performance Parts that BMW offers.

We’ve no info on whether Vorsteiner would offer any performance upgrades for the new M2, but given that it runs the same 3.0-litre twin-turbo straight six engine as an M4 Competition there’s clearly scope for more power.

Thoughts, folks?

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Californian tuner Vorsteiner has announced some plans for its upcoming birthday celebrations, and brilliantly those plans include building a modified BMW M2 that it is calling the ‘GT edition’.

Doesn’t it look angry? We’re actually really liking the wide-arched muscle car look with the additional bits of bare carbon fibre down below. Is it just us or is there a shade of MG XPower in the design?

Or perhaps it looks more like a modern, BMW-badged take on a two-door Subaru Impreza? Although that may just be the blue paint and gold wheels, come to think of it…

Still, there’s no denying that it allows the G87 M2 to make an impact, and we certainly prefer these mods to the official M Performance Parts that BMW offers.

We’ve no info on whether Vorsteiner would offer any performance upgrades for the new M2, but given that it runs the same 3.0-litre twin-turbo straight six engine as an M4 Competition there’s clearly scope for more power.

Thoughts, folks?

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This modified BMW will be a part of the tuning firm’s 20th anniversary celebrations