One of those models that used to impress everybody with its evolutionary and aggressive design is no other than the M235i from the 2-Series, which has recently received a set of new rims from well-known tuner HRE Wheels.

The technicians from HRE Wheels aftermarket shop are well-known for their customizations on BMW products, and their dedication have really paid-off, as orders from BMW owners are pouring in.

The model in question can be admired in the media gallery below with the plethora of M Performance Parts around the body, complemented now with the tuner`s new wheels.

Starting with the new aero part, the BMW M235i can be admired with new front splitter, side skirts, lip spoiler, blacked out kidney grilles and revised rear diffuser. Mechanically, the model is sitting on a new lowering kit as well, which provides a more aggressive look.

As for the car`s new wheels, we are dealing here with the HRE F15 FLowForm hot wheels, sized 18 inches and weighing just 19 lbs, providing thus increase stance and stability on the road.

As the tuner stated in a recent interview, the HRE F15 FlowForm wheels are TUV, JWL and VIA certified, and come with a two-year Finish Warranty, as well as with a Lifetime Limited Structural Warranty.

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We are looking here at the ACL2 tuning kit, the model being highlighted in Dusseldorf, Germany at a Cars and Coffee event. The video below is also showcasing the car`s new kit and exhaust system with an impressive soundtrack.

The aero kit consists of wide styling elements, like wide fenders, bespoke front and rear bumpers with add-ons, while at the rear, the model received a massive and standout wing, increasing the car`s aggressive attitude.

As we can depict from the video, the model is also highlighted by the new exhaust system with new pipes, limited slip differential with Drezler diff lock, or ECU remapping, all of these increasing the car`s power under the hood.

The stock 3.0-liter S55 is now coming with 570 horsepower on-board, thanks to the aforementioned new mechanics. We don’t know the performance figures, but it is surely much faster than the stock model. Built for its own private collection, the tuner has also revealed that the customized model now costs an impressive 150,000 euros.

My question for today: is an M235i worth the pricing tag of 150,000 euros? I mean, for that kind of money you could get a Porsche Panamera all tweaked with gigantic power and other fine mechanics!

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