What if we’re talking about an M Division powered one, a sports activity coupe that can actually run some sports cars off the road?

Is somebody actually going to not notice a car like this? Allegedly, these people do exist and I do think they’re mostly from Russia.

No matter what people do out there we seem to only get the news of the way they drive horribly bad or the way they tune their cars in incredibly opulent manner.

This model, created by a Russian tuner from Volga called RE-Styling, seems like quite a bit of work. If this is included in their portfolio we might not want to see more from them.

Most of the body of the BMW X6 M was covered in a new shade of paint which picks up on the factory’s Monte Carlo Blue finish.

They then chromed it up and made for one of the most retina burning and shiniest bits of road going technology we’ve seen around here.

And let’s not forget the new set of alloy wheels. I’d usually use the video game reference for this one but there’s even boy racers out there with go faster stripes that wouldn’t use them.

Really, the only acceptable bits here are the //M colored radiator grille and the slightly two-toned presence generated by the bonnet and trunk.

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This must be how a Lithuanian driver justifies his attempt at tweaking his E70 BMW X5 in order to live with owning it without the typical shame.

Either that, or he just wanted to get a certain cool air about his car and I’m misjudging him too nicely in how he made up his mind.

He got help from a company called Re-Styling who wrapped the exterior of his Bavarian SUV in the ever more popular vinyl wrap.

The color choice in question is not that much similar to the ever more popular wraps and paint schemes. The matte black effect has been used before, but not like this.

The idea of calling the car stealthy has a bit of a point since the Lithuanian… tuner didn’t stop with the body panels of the E70 BMW X5.

We’re looking at the alloy wheels, the plastic bumpers, the door handles and just about any place they could find. Factor in the black tinted windows and the desired effect is achieved.

There’s just now way one can see this car at night and, during the day, there’s just now way somebody can see you in it.

It seems then that the overkill wrapping from Re-Styling may have payed off in my fantasy world and still works decently in the world.

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