There’s no shortage of tuners offering upgrades for the new BMW X6, an
to add to this specialist BMW tuner Hartge has just unveiled its ne
aerodynamic kit for the sporty crossover. For those of you that hav
seen pictures of the high-performance X6 M and felt underwhelmed by th
crossover’s rather mundane appearance, then Hartge’s latest kit may jus
be one of the best alternatives we've seen to BMW M's own styling.
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The actual kit itself consists of a number of aerodynamic pieces
including an aggressive front spoiler, a custom rear skirt and sid
sills for both sides of the car. Meanwhile, there are also wheel arc
extensions with air intakes at the front, and wheel arch extensions a
the rear as well. These modifications must be had in conjunction wit
Hartge's stainless steel tail pieces that accommodate four tailpipes
and also include a solid rear diffuser. Other mods available for the X
include carbon-fiber exterior mirror casings and Hartge emblems t
replace the BMW-badges on the bonnet and at the rear.

Overall, the Hartge kit looks much more impressive than the X6 M SUV
although the kit is only designed for the xDrive30d, xDrive35d
xDrive35i and xDrive50i models. We previously admonished a simila
Hartge kit for the X6, but the new pictures taken in the studio settin
really give it an aggressive appearance without appearing too desperat
for attention.

*Source:  http://car.ohbabe.info/ver2/?cmd=act:news|newsid:2623

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