The company is building an exclusive small series with a limited edition of just 50 models. The assembly process for one vehicle will take almost two weeks
The body of the BMW 3.0 CSL, which is based on the standard-production body of the BMW M4 CSL, is being modified in a dedicated work area of the Dingolfing bodyshop. For example, the wheel arches are being widened using special beading and welding processes and are prepared for assembly.
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