BMW Unveils The 2016 435i ZHP

Aficionados of Bavarian coupes will remember the ZHP moniker. Available as an option package on the E46 (2003-2006) BMW 3 Series, it was intended for those who wanted more performance without stepping all the way up to the M3: with a body kit, stiffer suspension, and a more aggressive camshaft providing a higher redline, this car was the perfect middle-ground between the plain 3-Series and the M models.

Now, BMW has decided to launch a new version of the ZHP performance package for the latest 4 Series. Created by combining a few options and accessories from the M division, the package includes:

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• 18-inch wheels
• 4-piston brakes up front and 2-piston calipers at the back
• M adaptative suspension
• M variable steering
• Limited-slip M differential
• Various engine enhancements, giving the car 335 horsepower and 332 pound-feet of torque (317 for those who choose a manual transmission)
• Sport exhaust
• And a unique body kit

Only 100 cars will be built, and pricing will be announced shortly before production.