One of the most anticipated BMW cars in recent years is the M3 Touring, and now AC Schnitzer has announced its tuning package for the cherished station wagon, which includes both performance and cosmetic modifications.
A black front splitter and canards on either side of the bumper are the first aerodynamic modifications made to the M3 Touring. The hood has also received some minor deflector additions from AC Schnitzer. Other notable features include updated side skirts, front fender deflectors, a roof spoiler that increases downforce by 20 kg, and a carbon fiber diffuser.
A number of interior modifications, including a new sports steering wheel, aluminum paddle shifters, and aluminum pedals, round out the improvements.
For the M3 Touring, there are two-wheel options. The first is called the AC3 and comes in Silver/Anthracite or Anthracite/Silver options. Its four corners are 20 by 10 inches. The AC1 wheels, which are available in the same colors but have a different spoke design, are the second choice. They are 20 by 10 inches as well.
The M3 Touring may be tuned by AC Schnitzer to produce 582 hp and 750 Nm of torque instead of the stock 503 hp and 650 Nm. Customers can order the car with a 602 horsepower and 750 Nm tuning as well.
For the M3 Touring, the tuner has created a performance exhaust system that includes brand-new quad exhausts with carbon fiber tailpipes. The suspension has also been improved for better handling, decreasing the ride height at the front with the tuner's basic spring kit by between 15 and 20 mm, but not at the back. The RS coilover suspension, an alternative, has adjustable low-speed and high-speed compression, rebound, and lower settings.
For pricing details, customers have to contact the company.