BMW 1-Series Coupe AC-Schnitzer Police Car
12-01-2009, 08:35 PM
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My Ride: 2007 530i. Purchased 6/28/07. Titanium Silver Metallic, Black Dakota Leather, Dark Poplar Trim, Steptronic, Premium Package, Cold Weather Package, Bluetooth, Adaptive Control Xenons. 10/30/07 Added OEM 124s with 245/40/18 & 275/35/18 Michelin Pilot Sport A/S tires. Installed red Cal Covers� from BavAuto. 11/21/07 Added OEM all-weather floor mats (for winter, carpet in summer) and coat rack. 6/26/08 installed M5-style rear spoiler. 6/30/08 put on red reflectors. 8/22/08 Euro turn signal stickers applied. 3/20/09 Installed Shadowline Trim. 3/27/09 Added Matte Black Kidney Grilles from Trinity. 4/03/09 Installed Bimmian Shadow Matte Black 530i Badges. 4/04/09 Installed LED license plate lights from Trinity. 5/01/09 Installed Brabus Interior LED Kit and White Angel Eyes. 5/02/09 Put in Brabus 6K Fogs. 5/14/09 Removed charcoal filter. 5/15/09 Installed light smoke LED side marker lamps from Trinity. 5/21/09 Sprint Booster. 6/12/09 Painted exhaust tips flat black. 6/13/09 Pulled red Cal Covers and painted calipers low gloss black. 6/27/09 RPI Ram Air Scoop from Trinity. 8/15/09 Installed Brabus's silver invisibulbs front and rear. 9/24/09 Installed R-Dash license plate LEDs from Brabaus (John).
1. Riding in the back of that thing would be punishment enough for most non-felonies.
2. Those wheels are played.
2. Those wheels are played.
12-02-2009, 06:16 AM
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My Ride: 2004 530i | Sapphire Black | Sport | Premium | NAV | Logic 7 | DPE R07 Variant S Gloss Black with Polished Lip 20x8.5 front 20x10 rear | Falken FK452 tires 245/30/20 front 275/30/20 rear | H&R Coilovers | Smoked Tail Lights | M5 trunk spoiler | AC Schnitzer style roof spoiler | HID 8000K headlights & foglights | 35% tint all around | Sprint Booster | Speed Innovation ECU tuning | M5 trunk finisher | M-Tech body kit | Remus Quad Exhaust | AC Schnitzer style pedals | Euro Stickers | RPi Ram Air Induction | Smoked LED Side Lenses | AC Schnitzer style e-brake handle | AC Schnitzer style shifter | AC Schnitzer style iDrive knob | AC Schnitzer style carbon fiber diffuser | carbon fiber hood/trunk/steering emblems | carbon fiber grilles | carbon fiber door pillars | MTEC v2 Angel Eyes | Hamann style carbon fiber splitter
looks like a toy..
12-02-2009, 07:02 AM
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My Ride: Jan 2006 E63 650i Sport
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Sport version (includes: sport-seats, sport-suspension, M-Sport steering wheel, Anthracite headliner, Shaddow Line), Saphire Black, Black Dakota Leather, Anthracite Maple Wood trim, Steptronic Auto, Xenons, NAV-Professional with Voice Control, TV, CD-Changer, Bluetooth, Logic7, Head-up Display, Comfort Access, Seat Heating front, Auto Dimming & Folding Mirrors, Extended Auto Air Conditioning, PDC.
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Interesting piece of marketing.
In Germany the T?V (authorities) are VEEEEEERY strict on mods, with everything having to be formally tested and approved, before being added to the car's paper work... and at that stage you can drive it on the street legally. Lots of people keep away from mods because of the risk of your mod being rejected by the T?V. So by making a "Police friendly" modded car and writing "Tune it! Safe!" on the side, its a good way of giving potential BMW modders the confidence to go ahead and mod their car with ACS parts. (Well that's how I interpret this at least!)
thanks for sharing pingu
In Germany the T?V (authorities) are VEEEEEERY strict on mods, with everything having to be formally tested and approved, before being added to the car's paper work... and at that stage you can drive it on the street legally. Lots of people keep away from mods because of the risk of your mod being rejected by the T?V. So by making a "Police friendly" modded car and writing "Tune it! Safe!" on the side, its a good way of giving potential BMW modders the confidence to go ahead and mod their car with ACS parts. (Well that's how I interpret this at least!)
thanks for sharing pingu
12-02-2009, 08:15 AM
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Originally Posted by xBMWx' post='1066344' date='Dec 3 2009, 12:02 AM
Interesting piece of marketing.
In Germany the T?V (authorities) are VEEEEEERY strict on mods, with everything having to be formally tested and approved, before being added to the car's paper work... and at that stage you can drive it on the street legally. Lots of people keep away from mods because of the risk of your mod being rejected by the T?V. So by making a "Police friendly" modded car and writing "Tune it! Safe!" on the side, its a good way of giving potential BMW modders the confidence to go ahead and mod their car with ACS parts. (Well that's how I interpret this at least!)
thanks for sharing pingu
In Germany the T?V (authorities) are VEEEEEERY strict on mods, with everything having to be formally tested and approved, before being added to the car's paper work... and at that stage you can drive it on the street legally. Lots of people keep away from mods because of the risk of your mod being rejected by the T?V. So by making a "Police friendly" modded car and writing "Tune it! Safe!" on the side, its a good way of giving potential BMW modders the confidence to go ahead and mod their car with ACS parts. (Well that's how I interpret this at least!)
thanks for sharing pingu
12-02-2009, 04:41 PM
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Originally Posted by xBMWx' post='1066344' date='Dec 3 2009, 12:02 AM
Interesting piece of marketing.
In Germany the T?V (authorities) are VEEEEEERY strict on mods, with everything having to be formally tested and approved, before being added to the car's paper work... and at that stage you can drive it on the street legally. Lots of people keep away from mods because of the risk of your mod being rejected by the T?V. So by making a "Police friendly" modded car and writing "Tune it! Safe!" on the side, its a good way of giving potential BMW modders the confidence to go ahead and mod their car with ACS parts. (Well that's how I interpret this at least!)
thanks for sharing pingu
In Germany the T?V (authorities) are VEEEEEERY strict on mods, with everything having to be formally tested and approved, before being added to the car's paper work... and at that stage you can drive it on the street legally. Lots of people keep away from mods because of the risk of your mod being rejected by the T?V. So by making a "Police friendly" modded car and writing "Tune it! Safe!" on the side, its a good way of giving potential BMW modders the confidence to go ahead and mod their car with ACS parts. (Well that's how I interpret this at least!)
thanks for sharing pingu
12-03-2009, 09:08 AM
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My Ride: 2006 525XI, Jet black on Dakota beige. Premium and winter packages. I consider myself a purist and intend to keep my car absolutely stock and shiny.
2008 328I Convertible, Sapphire black on beige interior. Premium package, NAV, iPod adapter.
Retired: 2002 325I, Titanium silver on black leather. Premium package. Absolutely stock and proud of it.
Originally Posted by pinguhk' post='1066104' date='Dec 1 2009, 11:06 PM
I moving to Germany to get a job driving that 
I wonder what is that thing in the lighter?
I wonder what is that thing in the lighter?
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