For close to three decades now, Kelleners Sport has been modifying BMW cars with a range of tuning products. Now it's time for the German brand to introduce its take on the all-new 3-Series (F30) sedan with a raft of upgrades that improve the car's performance and give it a more unique look.
Kelleners Sport offers performance kits for all diesel and petrol engines available for the European specification 3-Series.
As an example, the tuner tells us that the diesel-powered 320d is boosted from 181hp (184PS) and 380Nm (280 lb-ft) to 215hp (218PS) and 435 Nm (321 lb-ft), while the 2.0-liter turbocharged petrol engine of the 328i rises from 241hp (245PS) and 350Nm (258 lb-ft) to 290hp (294PS) and 420 Nm (310 lb-ft) respectively.
"The result is a significant improvement in power delivery and a higher top speed for both cars," says Kelleners Sport.
Among the additional hardware upgrades are a sports exhaust system with new tailpipes, and a sports spring set that lowers the car's ride height by 30mm (1.2 inches) or a tauter coilover suspension that drops the height by 60mm (2.4 inches and promises to improve handling.
The German tuner offers an aero body kit for both the regular and M Sports Package-equipped version of the F30 that includes a front spoiler lip, a rear skirt extension and a trunk spoiler. A choice of 19- or 20-inch light alloy wheels completes the look.
As for the interior, customers can opt for a full leather treatment in a choice of more than 60 different colours, while other upgrades include carbon and/or wood inlays, aluminium pedals and velour floor mats.
3 Comments:
Margaret Thatcher in leather and fishnets and thigh high pvc 8" heeled boots look eh ? - dress it up anyway you like, its still old hat and uglier than the last one by a mile, the 3series is sadly now a meaningless and very tired design - BMW have no forward thinking design anymore sadly.
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Looks great.
Such a shame that the headlights ooze into the grill. Ruins an otherwise successful design.
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