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You can buy this... interesting exhaust for your new M3

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You can buy this... interesting exhaust for your new M3 | Top Gear

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BMW has released a load of M Performance Parts for the new M3 and M4

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You can buy this... interesting exhaust for your new M3

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BMW has released a load of M Performance Parts for the new M3 and M4

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BMW has released a load of M Performance Parts for the new M3 and M4

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You can buy this... interesting exhaust for your new M3

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You can buy this... interesting exhaust for your new M3

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You can buy this... interesting exhaust for your new M3

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BMW has released a load of M Performance Parts for the new M3 and M4

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Tradition dictates that soon as BMW launches a new car, it releases a slew of ‘M Performance Parts’ – accessories to augment the look and, says BMW, feel of your shiny new motor. Usually it’s things like skirts, spoilers and alloy wheels. Maybe a bit of carbon fibre trim or a new steering wheel.

We hoped that for the new M3 and M4 the M Performance Parts people might have offered an alternative grille. For the folks who find the new M cars a bit nasally challenged. But alas, t’was not to be. Instead there’s the usual mix of wheels, carbon spoilers, splitters and winglets and height-adjustable sports suspension. The cars pictured up top are wearing pretty much everything.

But the headline part is that exhaust. The ‘M Performance Silencer System’ replaces the standard cars’ quad tailpipes with a new, 5kg lighter system made from titanium. The new tailpipes are bunched together in the middle and stacked on top of each other. Think Lexus IS F, but more gauche.

The M3 and M4 have already divided opinion, mainly for their controversial snouts. Do BMW’s M Performance Parts make things better or worse?

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Tradition dictates that soon as BMW launches a new car, it releases a slew of ‘M Performance Parts’ – accessories to augment the look and, says BMW, feel of your shiny new motor. Usually it’s things like skirts, spoilers and alloy wheels. Maybe a bit of carbon fibre trim or a new steering wheel.

We hoped that for the new M3 and M4 the M Performance Parts people might have offered an alternative grille. For the folks who find the new M cars a bit nasally challenged. But alas, t’was not to be. Instead there’s the usual mix of wheels, carbon spoilers, splitters and winglets and height-adjustable sports suspension. The cars pictured up top are wearing pretty much everything.

But the headline part is that exhaust. The ‘M Performance Silencer System’ replaces the standard cars’ quad tailpipes with a new, 5kg lighter system made from titanium. The new tailpipes are bunched together in the middle and stacked on top of each other. Think Lexus IS F, but more gauche.

The M3 and M4 have already divided opinion, mainly for their controversial snouts. Do BMW’s M Performance Parts make things better or worse?

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BMW has released a load of M Performance Parts for the new M3 and M4