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Currently posting from Tokyo, visiting the Auto Salon had always been a dream for me. So his year, i embarked on the “pilrimage” to the Holy Mecca of automotive tuning. It’s really something every car lover should do at least once in his/her lifetime. What an experience! Although the Tokyo Auto Salon features mainly Japanese cars, as the years go by, more and more “import” cars start to make a showing. This is a collection of the BMWs on display this year.
Varis M3 looking pretty wild and track-ready.
E46 M3 racer at the Kumho tyres stand, usually accompanied by the lovely ladies.
Racing Dynamics’ RDsport RS46 at the Pirelli stand. My first real life encounter with a Racing Dynamics car. Looks awesome. Love those RD wheels!
BMW Z4 by Active sporting a crazy paint job and wheels
Wald International’s 5 Series Touring. Badass looking Touring.
Evosport’s M3 sporting carbon body parts and an array of goodies lined up-front
Vorsteiner had an M5 on show with a beautiful bonnet and some lovely looking wheels
3D Design had their 135i and sexy Z4 on display. Love their Brombacher wheels. Stunning on the Z4 especially. Both the cars sporting a blue/silver stripe along the sides. I would have another encounter with their 135i in a few days time. Look out for it!
Absolute’s M5. Check out that F1 style rear brake light!
Awksher had a beautiful blue M3 on show. This car was sporting G-Power badges so one can only guess at what lies under that bonnet.
Work wheels had an E90 320i on show featuring a stonking Wald kit.
And finishing off the BMWs of TAS2010, Masamotorsports had a 6 series on show in Hamann style with a full flat-black wrap. Not really my favourite as i think flat-black wrapping has been overdone.
That’s all for the BMWs of TAS2010. Look out for a future post where i go in search of an even more crazy collection of BMWs whilst in Japan! You really wouldn’t want to miss it. If you want to read about my “Automotive Pilgrimage” to Japan, drop by my blog: http://garage36.blogspot.com
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