2013 BMW M Limited Edition review and pictures
Posted on Wednesday, 6 February 2013 , 11:02:52 byAngela
Filed under BMWEuropeanGermanLimited EditionTechnology
The Australian division of the BMW has announced a new model. We are actually talking about a limited edition on BMW M Sport. According to the carmaker, the model will be available starting with the end of March, next month, when the Festival of M will take place. For the ones really interested, know that the new BMW X5 M Sport Limited Edition has as base the xDrive variant. What does this mean? Well for one, the customer will have the opportunity to enjoy an M Sport body kit, chrome M Sport tailpipe finisher, electric seats and to transfer the output to the road the manufacturer offered 20-inch M double spoke alloys. The list of new features continues with M leather-wrapped steering wheel with gearshift paddles and bi-xenon headlights. So that you know, the package offered for the new BMW X5 M Sport Limited Edition also includes Navigation Professional, rear view camera, voice control, anti-dazzle exterior mirrors and automatic tailgate.
Both the 5-Series and the Z4 can get an M Sport package and the 1-Series and 3-Series Coupe and Convertible can be specified with an M Sport package. To be more precise, together with this package the models will get an M Sport suspension, aero kit, blue leather-piped velour floor mats, anthracite roof liner and blue-stitched upholstery. Here we also have to mention the leather steering wheels, chrome-plated edition door sill finishers and to transfer the output to the road, 18-inch alloy wheels.
In terms of pricing, know that the carmaker offers a lot of options for every wallet, apparently. The BMW X5 xDrive 30d costs $92.100, the BMW 5 Series starts at $77,900 and the BMW Z4 has a starting price of $76.900. The BMW 1 Series Coupe and the 1 Series Convertible cost $48.000 and $53.000 respectively. Last, but not least, we have to mention the BMW 3 Series Coupe and the BMW 3 Series Convertible that cost $70.100 and $83.100.
