Mansory, Tuner House of Dubious Taste, has already tried to improve the BMW XM. Indeed twice. For the first time, her BMW XM showed a good green color and was decorated in carbon accessories. On the second opportunity that the tuner converted the BMW XM, we saw the addition of new bikes on an apparently braoklyn gray car. To be honest, who should say whether they have improved the strange aesthetics of the SUV is irrelevant. They try again. All-in too; It is the first time that we take a look at what is possible with internal configurations.
Mansory XM at a glance
As we can see, the color selection is a little more extreme than the last two occasions that Mansory has messed with the XM. Now it has a two-colored, matt black and turquoise look or at least the parts that are not covered with fake carbon fiber. The really crazy additions include a fully forged carbon -front extension and strange carbon gingettes that extend to the headlights. The wheels have turquoise center caps and the badge is now turquoise. The red mansory badge (or lights it up?) On the trunk lid is quite inappropriate. You will also see a lower brake light in F1 style.
As for the interior – what the latest development here is – we only have one thing to say. Make sure you bring your sunglasses with you. It is light there, and in fact the press photos even show a dramatic look from the dashboard into the windshield. The interior is now carried out in turquoise and fits some outdoor badges and accents. The sad irony is that the cabin, apart from the color and over -control of fake carbon, looks better than the standard XM. At least thanks to the quilted leather there is a real feeling of occasions everywhere. The tuner also claims that the interior now has a “star light roof” that would increase the feeling of occasions in a similar way.
There are also much more on the outside. The SUV now has 23-inch wheels from Mansory. Additional carbon fiber components such as a rear spoiler and mirror cap “complete the look, so to speak”. Under the bonnet, we are not sure whether there is additional juice. But then the XM hardly lacks in this department. The 4.4-liter V8 engine with two turbo makes a lot of electricity and torque. BMW claimed that the original XM was accelerated from zero to 60 miles per hour in about 4.1 seconds. With all the additional trains that are concerned, it is probably fractionally slower. But at least it looks … more strange?
