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BMW M3 Touring Manhart Performance 2023.

The BMW M3 Touring station wagon unleashes power and style with updates from Manhart.

The 2023 BMW M3 Touring has received an impressive package of upgrades from renowned tuning specialists Manhart Performance.

The company turned this car into a powerful machine with a staggering 650 horsepower and 800 Nm of torque.

It is worth taking a closer look at the exciting project called MH3 650.

At the heart of the BMW M3 Touring is a 3.0-liter 6-cylinder S58 engine that Manhart has expertly modified for even more power.

Thanks to their advanced tuning methods, including the introduction of a Manhart MHtronik control unit, performance has been raised to an impressive level of nearly 100 hp gains.

Improving driving experience is an important aspect of any Manhart project, and the MH3 650 is no exception.

Upgraded Manhart stainless steel exhaust for optimal performance.

To highlight the imposing appearance of the MH3 650, the design of the machine has been carefully crafted.

First of all, the modified “barn” is notable for its sky-blue body. This is not paint, but vinyl, which is effectively complemented by a number of black accents.

The bright blue film covering the station wagon draws attention, while the addition of bright black accents creates a contrasting and visually exciting effect.

Additionally, the tuners installed a different grille and flaps on the car. The car also received a new hood (from the M4 CSL) and side mirror housings from the factory M Carbon package.

The station wagon pictured has a modified suspension with H&R components.

Front and rear, it sits on 20- and 21-inch Yido Performance wheels. These are black rollers, in which a pair of spokes is painted in a bright blue hue.

Changes in the interior of the modified BMW M3 Touring are not so significant, but there are also.

Firstly, the car received a ceiling decorated under the starry sky. Secondly, the branded logo of the German studio appeared on the steering wheel.

And the station wagon that stayed in Manhart boasts a forced engine: with the help of the proprietary MHtronic module, the tuners increased the performance of the 3.0-liter biturbo engine from 510 hp. and 650 Nm up to 650 forces and 800 Nm of torque.

The power gain was also aided by a new exhaust system that featured parts from Remus and HJS sport downpipes.

Unfortunately, the workshop does not disclose the dynamic characteristics of the car. The cost of improvements remains unknown.