2010 BMW M3 Competition Package Japanese edition, built specifically for Japan

BMW seems to be busy disseminating the liking for its many special edition M3 models. The M3 models are dispersed all across the globe. The Chinese market, just a few weeks ago, has received the M3 Tiger Edition whereas Australia got BMW Pure Limited Edition M3. The Japanese market, similarly, has received a special edition M3, which is popularly known as M3 Competition Package. Similar to the Tiger and GTS models, the special edition car is coated with the identical Fire Orange metallic paint.

Customers may like or dislike the paint job; however, BMW M3 is also scheduled to receive black 359M styling wheels. These wheels are 19 inches in size. BMW M3 will also sport air intakes on the bonnet that would be painted in black. Apart from aforementioned features, the vehicle shall also feature black kidney grills and chrome exhaust tips. The vehicle shall also sport rear spoiler, exterior mirrors, and the inserts on the interior made of carbon fiber material.

Under the hood, BMW M3 is powered by 4.0 L V8 engine that produces 420 HP. However, BMW is yet to come up with any official statement declaring exactly how many of these would be built for the Japanese market or what will each of them cost though its just the perfect setting for different speculations to float around on rumor wheel. The M3 Pure Limited Edition models were produced only in 50 numbers. The Pure Limited Edition was priced ranging from $135,000 to $148,300. It is believed that, 250 units of the BMW M3 Tiger Edition are likely to be produced. However, the prices are yet a mystery.

Source: topspeed