BMW revealed the 3.0 CSL Hommage design concept at the Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este
today. The model pays tribute to the 3.0 CSL coupe from the 1970s,
inheriting obvious design cues from its predecessor while maintaining a
strong yet lighter body.
Up front, the design concept features circular openings and elongated
slots that harken back to the original model. The resemblance continues
with a long horizontal chrome accent line running through the body. The
bold rear spoiler, as well as the V-shaped bonnet, are also borrowed
from earlier BMW coupes.
Instead of aluminum, the BMW
3.0 CSL Hommage uses carbon fiber reinforced plastic on elements like
the diffusor. The interior also is full of carbon fiber reinforced
plastic, creating an unusually minimalistic look. Thanks to a number of
changes, the model is 440 pounds lighter than its predecessor. Powering
the coupe is a "powerful" inline-six engine with eBoost, which could
signal some form of electrification.
The BMW 3.0 CSL Hommage
features a Golf Yellow exterior, the original color of its spiritual
predecessor. Topping off the look are black 21-inch alloy wheels, LED
lighting stips, and a completely different interpretation of the brand's
shark nose grille. Check out the gallery for more pictures of the 3.0
CSL Hommage.
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