Vorsteiner Releases New Limited Edition GTS5 Front Bumper for BMW M3

If you own the last generation of the BMW M3 and would like to give your car's fascia a more aggressive appearance, Vorsteiner has developed a new front bumper that borrows on the design of its own GTRS5 wide-body styling kit that we showed you back in June. Read more »

Vorsteiner GTRS5 Program Gives the BMW M3 Coupe the Wide Body Treatment

Despite the fact that BMW hasn't said anything about ending production of the E92 M3, Vorsteiner says it's "commemorating the retiring" of the coupe model with a next generation of GTRS series widebody conversions.

The over-the-top GTRS5 styling package is quite comprehensive and revolves around the very wide front and rear wheel arch extensions.

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Vorsteiner Readies a New Styling Kit for the Ferrari 458 Italia

For most people, the Ferrari 458 Italia is perfect as is. For the rest, there are tuners like Vorsteiner that offer their expertize to create a more bespoke look and/or improve the Italian supercar's performance credentials. Read more »

Vorsteiner Announces New Wheels for Lamborghini Gallardo, Aero Package Coming this Fall

Aftermarket tuning company Vorsteiner has released a new set of wheels for the Lamborghini Gallardo series.

The collection, which includes 1-piece and 3-piece forged alloy rims codenamed VS-110 and VS-310 series respectively, is said to have been designed specifically for the V10 Italian supercar.

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Vorsteiner Presents New Wheels for Ferrari 458 and BMW 5-Series F10

While we have come to know Vorsteiner for its aero components, the company also specializes on alloy wheels, and today, it introduced a new pair of rims for the Ferrari 458 Italia and the latest generation of the BMW 5-Series sedan.

Both lightweight wheels have a five-spoke design with a concave profiling and come in a diameter of 21 inches. The Ferrari version is finished in black while the BMW rim has a gunmetal gray finish.

You can find more pictures of both models in the gallery after the break.

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