Let's be honest, the E92 BMW M3 is legendary. Its glorious S65 V8, with a perfectly balanced chassis, is a driver's dream. But Jaiden Zheng, the man behind this head-turning machine, clearly believes in taking things to the next level, and he did not miss.
Forget subtle mods. This M3 has been given the full Liberty Walk treatment, transforming it from an already wide car to the next level of wideness. The iconic Liberty Walk vibe is hard to miss. From the aggressive front lip, which went missing in 2024 due to a raccoon incident, to the ducktail spoiler, it's all there screaming for attention. Zheng’s M3 is somehow over and understated at the same time. And the wrap? A bespoke, officially sanctioned Liberty Walk livery that sets this M3 apart from anything else on the road. The livery was originally designed on a toy car and brought to life on this M3. This isn't just a car, it's a rolling piece of art. But the beauty is more than skin deep. Under the hood, the screaming, high-revving S65 has been treated to a full ARQRAY exhaust system. Imagine that glorious V8 symphony, now amplified and sharpened to a razor's edge. Obviously, it uses our choice of motor oil, Liqui-Moly. And then there are the wheels. Classic Volk Racing TE37Vs, finished in Almite Bronze, provide the perfect contrast to the vibrant wrap. At 18x9.5 inches up front and a meaty 18x11 inches out back, they fill out those wide arches perfectly. Nitto Invo tires, 265/35/18 and 295/35/18 respectively, give the car a race aesthetic while still having an amazing stance. The coolest part about this M3? How well travelled it is. Having been around a majority of the USA for a bunch of shows, this specific M3 is recognized by everyone in the car community across North America, thanks to its one of a kind presence and perfect balance.
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