It’s the E46 BMW 3 Series and it’s certainly not in standard condition. The ones who are guilt for the changes are Prior Design.

That’s a pretty big name but it seems that the name is really the only actual major benefit of the package in question.

The alloy wheels do look stunning and their black and white effect seems to work best with how the car is painted white and has dark tinted windows.

We’re not looking at a completely two tone effect but overall it seems that the idea is fairly well headed in the similar direction.

From there on things look a little less impressive. The black painted turn signals are simply horrid and though Prior Design made an effort into faking the look of an M powered car, it didn’t go to plan.

The front end actually seems to have been cobbled together by shrinking an F10 M5 bumper in the washing machine. The side skirts look even worse.

What is really bad though is the back. This is where we see the same sort of M5 inspired look, complete with fake exhausts.

Remember, this is a E46 3 Series so it could very well be powered by a 1.8 liter four pot. That’s not the sort of engine that needs quad exhausts, right?

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The don’t create kitschy stuff. They don’t make drifting conversions and they certainly don’t make cars with rock hard suspension.

Instead, they tend to create a Black Bison package that made Wald International famous. Here it is applied to the BMW 7 Series.

The BMW 7 Series, isn’t the sort of car that wears modifications too well but since Wald International have managed to make the Bentley Flying Spur look good, the same applies here.

Fine details round the front bumper, the new side skirts and the reformed rear bumper properly highlight the newly fitted wheels.

Those are 22 inch Wald Renovatio R13 alloy wheels we’re looking at and the very limited amount of tire tread and an even smaller amount of suspension travel, comfort is said not to be compromised.

The ground clearance isn’t very cheerful for those of us not living in Spain but the shock absorbers are advertised as magical and able to get round these problems.

That seems awfully interesting. What isn’t so interesting is the couple of wings, there’s one fitted to the boot lid and one on the roof.

The same goes for the quad exhaust pipes. Wald International and the BMW 7 Series don’t really meet well there.

I’m not very chuffed at the idea of LED daytime running lights at the front and, weirdly, the same fixtures can be found on the rear bumper.

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