Tuners have been known to go to extravagant lengths to create a ‘unique’ interpretation of a vehicle, and German-car tuners are no exception, even if the company doing the tuning is Japanese. From over-the-top bodykits to insane amounts of power, no stone is left unturned. Wald’s 3-series bodykit is something of a change of pace, then, although its dramatic looks definitely let onlookers know this is not a stock BMW.

Available in white (pictured) and gun-metal grey, the Wald E90 Sport Line 3-series appearance kit features side-skirts, a trunk-lid spoiler, a completely reworked front and rear appearance, plus four fog lamps. Custom 19in wheels with low-profile tires five the Wald the mean stance that befits its aggressive new trim.
A custom exhaust system offers a high-performance sound, though that’s the extent of the driveline modifications, so don’t expect to go running down M3s, despite the car’s mean look. The overall restraint shown in the Wald kit is refreshing, though only by comparison to some of the more extreme tuner modifications.
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Can't decide weather those rims resemble either Audi's Rs6 rims or the C63 AMG rims Either way it looks awful

Side air vents and rims remind me a lot of the C63 AMG. No wonder it's a Japanese tuner.

Nice, if you're interested in the pre-LCI

Oh wait, it's not nice for the pre-LCI either It looks like a mix between a Brabus and AMG...and that really doesn't do it for a Bimmer.