BMW X MPower concept adopts the same 5.0i v8 twin-turbocharged engine of the X6 (with some added tweaks for more power), but incorporates it into a two-seater roadster for some serious whip. Characterized by elegant bimmer styling at the mouth and a wild, sporty aesthetic at the rear, it’s business in the front and party in the back for this bad boy.
Designer: Aldo Schurmann
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100% Audi
Pure and strength lines assotiates whith Audi stile, not BMW
You’ve restyled an R8. Why tack on the BMW moniker and signature grille?
Build this BMW, Id drive this.
& Rent too.
You put a BMW badge on an R8 body and designed a terrible interior. Why not copy Audi’s interior instead? Why bother?
Remarkable issues here. I’m very satisfied to see your article.
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