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Recently updated on March 9, 2018 at 07:36 am
We found a few virtual pictures for you from the tuning team around Hoffy Automobiles. The latest model that was initially created on the "drawing board" (probably on the PC) from Hoffy Automobiles shows us a completely rebuilt and up to 700PS strong BMW M4 F82 that bears the name Mamba GT3 Street Concept. The idea shown here is, in my opinion, an extremely exciting approach on the part of the tuner and will hopefully turn out exactly like that. The already noticeable one BMW M4 F82 GTRS 4 widebody von Vorsteiner should be able to hide behind it with regard to the particularly fat cheeks of the Hoffy version.
At this point I will leave it open whether it is more beautiful ...! Since this is initially a virtual rendering, we are of course not aware of any real technical facts about the vehicle or the changes, but we already know what the tuner would like to implement and if it is correct then the sale of the tuning kit should start next spring. I would be happy to see the car like this or at least something like that on our streets. You too?
(Photos: Hoffy Automobiles)
These are the virtual changes to the BMW M4 F82 Coupe:
- Significantly revise the technology of the BMW M4
- Name: Mamba GT3 Street
- Power over 700 PS
- Maximum speed and maximum torque approx. 10% above the standard S55 engine
- 0 at 100km / h in about 3,1 seconds
- Top speed over 330 km / h
- Sale from spring 2016
- revised interior (Alcantara and fighter jet layout)
Maybe there will be more drawings in the next few days. As soon as this is the case, we will of course put it online and inform you about it.
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