3D Design gives the 2011 BMW 5-Series some extra styling

August 8, 2010October 29, 2011 Omar Rana 2011, 3D Design, BMW 5-Series, Sedans

Want to spice up your brand new 2011 BMW 5-Series? Japanese tuner 3D Design has unveiled an exterior modification for the new model, the second tuning treatment for the car following Hamann’s from last week.

The 3D Design kit adds a number of aerodynamic enhancements for the 5-Series including a new front lip spoiler, a trunk lip spoiler, a rear wing, a carbon fiber rear diffuser and a set of some nice lightweight alloy wheels. The tuner will also throw in a set of aluminum pedals along with logo-embroidered floor mats.

No power upgrades were announced.

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Refresher: The 2011 BMW 5-Series is currently available in the U.S. with just two variants including the 535i and the 550i. The 2011 BMW 535i, which starts at $50,475, is powered by 3.0L twin-scroll turbocharged inline that makes 300-hp and 300 lb-ft. The 2011 BMW 550i, which starts at $60,575, is powered by a 4.4L twin-turbo V8 making 400-hp. Both models are available with a choice of a 6-speed manual transmission, BMW”s new 8-speed automatic transmission or new Sport Automatic 8-speed. The 2011 BMW 528i carries a starting MSRP of $45,425 and will join the lineup in July. Power for the 2011 528i comes from 3.0L inline-6 making 240-hp and a peak torque of 230 lb-ft.