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Alvin Reyes - Mar 4, 2021, 5:29am CST German tuning brand Manhart has a nifty pair of new BMWs to call its own: The MH3 600 and MH4 600. Based on the all-new G80 BMW M3 sedan and G82 M4 coupe, both the MH3 600 and MH4 600 receive a plethora of upgrades, including a 600-plus horsepower turbocharged inline-six motor. Manhart starts with the 2021 M3 and M4 Competition models, both pumping out 510 horsepower from the factory. After installing a Manhart MHtronik Powerbox, the inl...

With the new generation BMW M3 Sedan and M4 Coupe currently arriving in showrooms, Manhart thought that it would be a good idea to preview what they’re planning for the two performance models from Bavaria. Why ‘preview’ and now ‘show’? That’s because the aftermarket upgrades are not ready yet, so they have released official illustrations to provide us with a glimpse of what to expect in the coming months. Named the MH3 600 and MH4 600, the tuned M3 and M4 will sport the company’s ...

Mini to the max: Pimped-up Minis make auto art you just have to see Magic Minis: Check out this amazing collection of Mini modifications...it might just make you blow a gasket. The Mini — that original, compact, waist-high, “easily picked up by a handful of naughty school-boys” Mini — is easily as iconic a the Volkswagen Beetle. In fact, in 1999, according to Wikipedia, the Mini was voted the second-most influential car of the 20th century, behind the Ford Model T — and ahead of the ...

autoevolution Manhart’s Vicious MHX5 800 Is a BMW X5 M Competition on Aftermarket Steroids 3 Feb 2021, 12:42 UTC · by Theres no doubt that Manhart Performance is a genuine apex predator in Germany’s tuning food chain. Ever since the company’s birth, Wuppertal’s aftermarket specialist amassed a plethora of tasty creations that’ll leave just about any self-respecting petrolhead truly lost for words. As time went by, we checked out Manhart’s lineup on several occasions to drool ...

Alvin Reyes - Feb 3, 2021, 6:54am CST There’s a new GTR in town, but it’s not a Nissan, nor is it Japanese. German tuning firm Manhart’s latest creation has a pure German soul. Based on an already-hardcore BMW M2 CS, the MH2 GTR is an extreme iteration of BMW’s brilliant little coupe. The base M2 CS is not a slow car, but Manhart is taking it to the moon with its MH2 GTR. Instead of settling for the standard model’s 450-horsepower 3.0-liter twin-turbo inline-six, Ma...