Illnois-based tuning firm GTHaus joins the bandwagon of making the BMW M3 even look nicer. GTHaus recently released the details about their latest street legal project fitting the BMW coupe with a wide bodykit made from carbon fiber.

The creation of GTHaus is obviously inspired by the M3 that recently conquered 24-hour race at Nurburgring and joined the 24h Le Mans. The re-styled bimmer gets wider rear fenders, reworked front bumper that has splitters, vented hood, chunkier side skirts, and rear bumpers designed with air vents. This whole package will cost roughly $12,500.

GTHaus also throws in new 20-inch alloy rims for the BMW M3, custom exhaust system that gives off a racer-like sound, and Brembo brakes.

As of the moment, GTHaus has not implemented any changes with the powerplant of the BMW M3. There are rumors though that the tuning firm is working on a supercharger kit.

We will update you as soon as we hear about the any engine tweaks. For now, enjoy the video about the GTHaus BMW M3 below.