Craftsmen have created a cargo BMW M3: what it looks like

The BMW M3 Touring is designed for those who want practicality without sacrificing performance, but Briton Weidy Evans decided that he needed a car that would combine the functionality of a “workhorse” with the atmosphere of a sports car.

According to Carscoops, the result of the work of the masters of the Mohawk Customs company, which is run by Evans himself, was a van with the appearance of an M3 E91. The main car for tuning was the BMW 320d Touring.

The craftsmen removed the rear doors and connected the body elements with metal plates, essentially turning the 320d Touring into a three-door station wagon with a cargo compartment.

The unique model retained the 2.0-liter four-cylinder turbodiesel from the 320d, but it was tuned to a power of 250 hp thanks to an updated turbocharger and a new ECU.