2011 BMW M3 Performance Package
May 12, 2011 - Category BMW
2011 BMW M3 Performance package for the coupe and sedan and the retrofit options in the area of original BMW accessories are designed specifically for the M3 only two ways to customize the sports car. With a suspension of about 10 mm and alloy wheels in size 9 x 19 cm reduced pre-and Y-spoke design on the back, the Competition Package offers optimized longitudinal and lateral dynamics. In addition, controlling the electronic damper adjustment EDC function with a Sport mode that is specifically for the competition package exactly aligned with the chassis changes through the card-based control and stability control DSC function.
The new range of items from the original BMW accessories for BMW M3 offers an even more intense driving experience. Retrofit options are designed specifically for this model focused on improving dynamic performance and driving pleasure. A rear spoiler and bumper flaps in carbon will be available from spring 2010. And perfectly appropriate competition package of aerodynamic components to further reduce lift, so the potential dynamics of the BMW M3.
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