Tim Dugger, Trackside Live Dirt Edition highlight camper party at Texas Motor Speedway jayski.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from jayski.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Meyers joked that “firing Tucker for racism now after tolerating it for so long would be like canceling ‘Sesame Street’ because you just found out they were puppets.”
Manhart gives the BMW X7 a sinister new look, and 478kW heart
By Jason Woosey
Share
WUPPERTAL, GERMANY - The BMW X7 is certainly large and in-charge, not to mention luxurious, but as far as a certain German tuner called Manhart Performance is concerned, the seven-seat Beemer simply isn’t rough enough.
Enter the Manhart MHX7 650 Dirt Edition 2, which the company says was inspired by armoured military vehicles. While it’s not actually armoured, the Dirt Edition does feature a more sinister look as well as improved off-road ability thanks to the ground clearance having been raised by some 40mm.
MANHART Performance introduces the MHX7 650 Dirt Edition
Home » Tuning » MANHART Performance introduces the MHX7 650 Dirt Edition
MANHART Performance takes on a monumental task to turn the BMW X7 into a proper off-road vehicle. The X7 is already known for its off-road capabilities, thanks to the Off-Road Package, but the German tuning shop takes things a bit further. The high-end luxury BMW SUV was designed in a martial military look and prepared for rough off-road missions. The model is dubbed the MHX7 650 Dirt Edition 2.
Based on the X7 top model M50i, the Wuppertal-based tuning shop created a unique vehicle that is visually reminiscent of the armored command vehicle of a military special forces unit. The entire body of the large SUV was wrapped in a custom design foil with matte black brushed surfaces and 3D rivet look.
BMW X7 Dirt Edition By Manhart Joins The Army With Armored Look
Dec 15, 2020 at 6:59am ET ++ For the 0.0001 percent that will take the X7 off-road, the tuner has lifted the suspension and installed mud-terrain tires.
BMW customers don’t buy SUVs for their off-road capabilities as they typically go for an X model because it blends luxury and comfort with practicality and technology. But what if BMW were to have a reputable, go-anywhere SUV in its ever-growing portfolio? The folks at Manhart have an idea as they’ve worked on the X7 in the top-spec M50i to give it some off-road chops, but bear in mind this is no Mercedes-AMG G63 rival.