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Lumma presents its BMW M5 CLR500 RS |
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Source: Lumma
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For those thinking that the original BMW M5 is not extreme enough, German tuner Lumma Design has presented its latest BMW M5 CLR500 RS orange-black monster equipped with new chassis, better exhaust system and reprogrammed ECU squeezing extra 53 hp out of the car's mighty V10 engine.
Set to be officially presented at the upcoming motor show in Geneva, Switzerland the super-limmo features 560 hp and a maximum speed of 327 km/h (202.7 mph) courtesy of removing the car's Vmax delimiter. To provide the engine with more gorgeous looks, Lumma has equipped it with air collector and air filter casing made of carbon and as well a red cylinder head cover.
The vehicle's body kit features new front spoiler bumper, impressive wheel arch extensions and new rear apron with integrated diffuser and a pair of rather Freudian tailpipes. The BMW M5 CLR500 RS has also received a new lightweight trunk lid made of carbon-kevlar fiber with an embedded rear spoiler lip for better downforce and new H&R sport suspension lowering its ground clearance by 40mm.
The picture is finished with pretentious 10x21-inch three-pieced wheels fitted with Yokohama tires 255/30-21 in front and 11,5x21" and 295/25-21 in back.
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