How about the first Manhart Performance tuning kit for the BMW 7 Series G11?

The latter is meant to add a touch of aggression to the sedan and a pronounced sporty accent. Even so, those from Manhart thought they could do better than that intervening with small design changes.

Although virtually undetectable, they give a very good overall appearance of the car. What we see in the first official teaser is a BMW 7 Series in ordinary wheelbase version, G11, dressed in M - a "Performance Package", which were added some cosmetic improvements. This includes a new front splitter, radiator grilles, and exterior mirror housings finished in black, lowered ride height, and a new set of wheels, just black.

The wheel spokes are painted with yellow notes and stirrups and the length of the body was a streak of vinyl applied to ensure continuity contrast black-yellow colors. Unfortunately, the German tuning company has not provided too many details to the press, so that the car performance datasheet we have not seen. However, judging by the name of the new model, MH7 700, we can assume that those at Manhart have not limited themselves to the visual appearance of the car but will make changes in the engine compartment.

The number 700 indicates the most likely number of horsepower, and this thought leads us to a recent example in which an X5 M was taken to the limit of 750 horsepower! Therefore, it would not be a problem for Manhart to develop more horsepower if they choose for this purpose a BMW 750i xDrive. Where you put that in stock, 4.4 liter V8 TwinPower turbo provides around 450 horsepower and 650 Nm of torque, guaranteeing the first sprint from zero to one hundred in just 4.2 seconds.