Don't you like the new grille on the BMW M3 and BMW M4? Prior Design has the solution

The new BMW M3 and BMW M4 have just been unveiled, and the controversy has been simmering. Many car enthusiasts have raised their voices in alarm at the new BMW grilles. According to the Bavarian brand itself, this evolution of its kidney grilles is meant to pay homage to some of its most iconic models, such as the BMW 328. While it is true that they are quite striking, personally I am already starting to like them.

If that isn’t your case and you still think the new BMW grille is not to your taste, Prior Design is already working on a solution. According to the company, the new kidneys are too large and extend to the front splitter, creating the illusion of French doors, beaver teeth or something similar. Drivers have speculated about this in all sorts of ways, and we are sure that in the short to medium term new unofficial bumpers will reach the market to continue the already legendary look of the BMW M3 and BMM M4.

To solve the problem before it arises, Prior Design has revealed several new designs. It is true that the new bumpers keep the aesthetic of the BMW, but I don’t know whether you would be willing to change the front end of your new BMW M3 or BMW M4.

Prior Design solves the possible problem of the BMW grilles

Now, Prior Design has come up with several different concepts for a new front end, all of which differ from what BMW offers as standard. All of them eliminate the large kidneys and replace them with openings of a more conventional shape, the kind we have grown accustomed to.

And although the bumper redesigns in question are currently only digital renderings, Prior Design has confirmed to some sources that they will most likely become reality. “As the feedback on this design was very positive, we will probably produce and launch this bumper for sale in the future,” said a company spokesperson. So it may not be available yet, but Prior Design is a well-known and reputable aftermarket company; there is no reason it would not, as demand will probably be very high.

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Although no final price has been confirmed yet, the new Prior Design bumpers for the BMW M3 and BMW M4 could cost around 6,000 euros. Would you add this figure to the price of a new BMW M3 or BMW M4?