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Uh-oh, der Germans have gotten into the Jagermiester and found the crayon box again. Check out this Twin-Supercharged BMW M5 CLR 730 RS from a tuning house called Lumma Design. Black and white on the outside, red and whit on the inside, and they went and made the blower intakes orange. The last time I saw something this extravagant it was marching down Market Street. If you can ignore the colors, then the brass tacks of the ride are fairly notable. Lumma says that the plant under the hood is the most powerful engine ever in a road-legal BMW. The factory 5.0-liter V10 unit, which is nothing to sneeze at, cranks out 507HP and 520Nm o'torque, and Lumma saw fit to attach a pair of superchargers,

Two of the wildest custom auto design houses based in Germany are about to debut two of their newest styling proposals at the Geneva Motor Show which opens up March 3rd. As with most of these creations, they present a case to either a love it or hate it. First up, the Lumma-Design BMW CLR X 650 GT. This study is based on the already controversial BMW X6, and is adorned with several unique styling touches, including a new front bumper with a carbon fiber lip spoiler, wider fenders, side skirts, new rear bumper and a carbon fiber boot wing. Additionally, the roof is finished in a matt black color, and rides on 23-inch dual color alloy wheels shod in high performance tires with an eye