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Give that Chinese man a tiger!

Give that Chinese man a tiger!

SYF77

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How do you feel when you see VW rims on Skoda?  

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BMW is preparing to release a special edition of the high performance 3-Series for the Chinese market. The BMW M3 Tiger celebrates the 25th anniversary of the car in this Chinese Year of the Tiger.

 

The car is painted in Fire Orange Metallic, a color only seen on the M3 GTS. It rides on 19-inch blacked out 359M wheels, which match similar accents around the car. The air intake, chrome tailpipes, kindey grilles, rear spoiler and roof are also in black.

 

Inside, the driver will find Novilla black leather stitched with orange thread. The orange color is also used on the tiger logo seen on the door sills. Many to be divided on the tiger logo on the headrests, a gaudy touch on an otherwise nice looking car. Unfortunately no official photos have been released yet.

 

With the dedicated M division showroom in Singapore, perhaps BMW should also consider a customized version for us. How does a blood red M3 for the Lion city sound? :D

 

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