Geneva Auto Show is not all about concept cars and most of the manufacturers are looking to reach a broader audience, attracting people interested in performance cars as well. Alpina is a regular at the European car shows with their luxurious performance models, like the Alpina B7, but BMW is not far behind.Last year, they showcased the Performance Parts on the 135i Coupe and this year, they are back again with two different vehicles: the facelifted 335i Sedan and the 135i Coupe. While I always believe the 135i Coupe looks stunning in white and with all the peformance parts on it, now I can’t seem to be able to take my eyes off the BMW 335i Sedan.
The Performance Power Kit seems to have the same components as the one released last year, from the carbon-fiber side mirrors and trunk boot lid, to the rear bumper and difuser, and of course, the sporty 5 spokes wheels.
The interior is typical of a BMW Performance car, sports bucket seats with integrated headrests and side airbags, three-spoke sports steering wheel with a small LCD screen built-in, gearshift knob with alcantara cover, model-specific door linings, and plenty of carbon fiber finishes as well.
Photo Gallery BMW 135i and 335i Performance Power Kit Geneva Motor Show
