Manhart Unleashes Beastly BMW M3 Touring: Power Soars to 641 HP and Eye-Catching Blue Makeover

German tuner Manhart has modified the BMW M3 Touring, a high-performance wagon, to produce 641 horsepower and 590 pound-feet (800 Newton-meters) of torque, surpassing the stock output of 503 hp and 479 lb-ft.

The power upgrade is achieved through Manhart's MHtronik control unit, an overhauled exhaust sourced from Remus, and HJS sport downpipes. The suspension has been tweaked with height-adjustable components from H&R, and the wagon is equipped with 20-inch wheels in the front and 21-inch wheels at the back from Yido Performance.

Manhart has given the M3 Touring a bright blue wrap with black accents, installed an M4 CSL hood, and added its own kidney grille, canards, and LED lights in the headliner.

BMW offers its own M Performance parts for the M3 Touring, including carbon-fiber components and a center-mounted titanium exhaust. The M3 Touring is currently only available in Europe, Asia, and Australia, with no plans for the United States market.

Source: Manhart