Though it’s much trickier to tweak it and not push the design into the love or hate category, Japanese studio 3D Design managed to pull off this amazing feat.

According to their own press release, the company plans to offer more packages for the F30 in the future. If that’s the case and they’re at least as good as this one, bring them on.

Technically, the 3D Design F30 3 Series makeover comprises itself of a new body kit, new alloy wheels, repainted kidney grilles and custom aluminium pedals.

The pedal box arrangement is a trademark feature for the F30 BMW 3 Series but the new exhaust tips fitted don’t really come from the same lineup.

Meanwhile, the bodykit itself is made up of a front lip, tweaked side skirts a trunk spoiler and one of the smalles roof spoilers ever.

All bits of the 3D Design kit can be fitted to any model of the F30 BMW 3 Series line but some minor modification is required before that can happen.

For some reason they seem to be considerably proud that the fog lamp bezels area easily interchangeable with the stock ones.

Maybe I missed the point here but I do like the rest of the car and I reckon it’s well worth the money. I’m only saying this because for now they haven’t announced a price but I do hope I won’t be forced to change my mind.

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Even so, I reckon the F10 BMW 5 Series’ special package still seems tailored for itself rather than adapted from a different mix altogether.

I claim it to be a special styling package but the Asian company claims it to be a genuine aerodynamic package that has genuine functionality.

There’s a new front bumper, side skirt, rear bumpers with custom design and they’re all extended by an actually functional component.

A new apron, a new diffuser and a small spoiler for the trunk lid, all work together to make the 5 Series Black Bison stick to the road at high speed.

Speaking of which, the high speed we’re talking about is the same as the one the standard versions of the BMW 5 Series since there’s no added performance coming from Wald International.

All the Japanese company adds is a set of re-positioned exhausts which do little but re-arrange the sound and final position of the exhaust tips.

Final tweaks from Wald International come in the form of set of new air vents, custom alloy wheels and some newly appointed LED daytime lights.

There’s a wide variety of available alloy wheels but most of them come in with a very special multi-spoke design.

Interior details are rather limited but Black Bison offers a sport steering wheel and carbon-fiber trim together with some other custom choices.

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The only people who may suffer or not stand to see this sort of advertising and marketing are the ones who actually own a E63/E64 version of the car.

The previous generation was sleeker at the frond even though its rear end was a little clunky. This is why there are still plenty of fans of this model.

If the owners of this model still want the feeling that they stand out, that they’re driving a very special car and that they love the way it looks, they’re going to have to resort to some tuning.

Suddenly the Japanese at Wald International remind you that they make a very impressive tuning package for that 6 Series and there’s another thing.

Since they are from Japan, they’re a very unlikely tuner for a BMW. Despite this, their package is very well thought out.

Everything is painted black, the windows are tinted, the alloys are shiny and gray and the exhaust system is tweaked for a bit of extra noise.

Seriously, there’s nothing to fault the Wald International BMW 6 Series especially considering that their new body kit has a very special feat on its side.

It’s not very easy to figure out what the Japanese tuner changed, updated or tweaked. That gives the person who see it a very inviting second look request.

Prices and availability are only available on contact though.

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Honestly, there’s not that much you can do with the E90 to beat the new version of the 3 Series but you can still do plenty to at least consider it as an alternative option.

If pumping up the look is your best interest, you may want to get in touch with the Japanese at Wald International to get a decent fix.

They’ve created a simply awesome body kit. It’s an awesome creation compared to other stuff Wald International make because it’s not so… obvious.

More importantly, it’s an aero package that looks great when teamed to the rather conservative looking original E90 BMW 3 Series.

Both the front and rear bumpers have been completely worked over and they come along with new side-skirts and a trunk-lid spoiler.

You can also get the awesome five spoke alloys and the tuner looking new fog lamps. These are round and not exactly fitting with any of the lines on the car yet don’t feel out of place.

On the performance side there’s nothing. Wald International Tuning do offer a sports exhaust package and they do say it helps, but let’s face it, that’s not enough.

Getting 5 horsepower at best will not make any of the E90s chase down their M3 counterparts just because Wald claim some added grunt.

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