BCC Vintage - Made in Russia: BMW 3 Series with Volga chip, which costs 250,000 Euros!

by AllAutoExperts    |  14 November, 2015

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BCC Vintage is a car made by a Russian tuning workshop, Bilenkin Classic Cars. BCC is demonstrating its skillfully by modifying a body E92 BMW 3 Series. And we are not talking about a simple treatment with a body kit, alloy, and special color but a total transformation in a car that reminds of Volga GAZ 21!

Called Vintage, the coupe from BCC was presented recently at the Dubai International Motor Show where it certainly left a lot of questions. But let's take them, in turn, to better understand what we do. So the origin is a BMW 3 Series over who have put new body panels, handmade and we instantly think of cars going from 50 to 60 years. Back then, the main focus was on luxury, wood, leather, chrome, and decorative elements as much and as you can see from the image above, Vintage does not miss any one of them.

And while the bodywork and exterior changes were made in the workshop Bilenkin Classic Cars, related to the interior, the specialists from the card were concerned. It is due not only wood inserts, bright colors, or leather upholstery fabrics combined with "artisanal", but how they managed to mask high-tech technologies, with classical design from those years. Every detail is carefully worked, and the end result is imposing. It seems that in Russia, a high level of customizing a new level and it is certainly exceeded the expectations of many.

Notice that there is two patterns Vintage and both are worked in different style, just as the list of amenities is not common by far.

So it is easy to assume and give you right if you've already done, that the purchase price differs. Well, the company officials Classic Cars Bilenkin claim that the new model could cost between Vintage 130,000 euros and 250,000 euros, and annually is planned the construction of at least 10 models.

 

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