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As Autoblog reports, it is suspected that ABT Sportsline has given the RS7-R an upgraded aftermarket exhaust, and that the new car will come with a two-year warranty “in the scope of the manufacturer’s guarantee.” Elsewhere, the RS7-R comes with a revised suspension system that flips between two settings depending on your desired driving style, as well as new ABT coilovers and anti-roll bars to assist with handling.

The new model has been given a heavy carbon fiber treatment, now sporting a reworked front with its new grille and front-lip additions. Carbon fiber can also be found on the side skirts, the spoilers, as well as on all of the winglets and canards protruding from the angular body kit.

22-inch ABT High-Performance HR wheels and a carbon fiber-equipped interior round out the RS7-R’s customization process. As previously mentioned the car is limited to 125 units, something ABT has mentioned all around with its “1 of 125” plaques.

Pricing for the ABT RS7-R upgrade is set at €69,900 EUR (approx. $75,500 USD). Take a look at the super saloon above and inquire about the model via ABT’s website.

The indices and numerals, as well as the hour and minute hands, are all coated with SuperLuminova for greater legibility in low light conditions. Powering the watch itself is an in-house BR-CAL.301 automatic movement with a chronograph function boasting a power reserve of 40 hours. Finally, completing the timepiece is either of stainless steel bracelet or a black calfskin strap.

For those interested, the Bell & Ross BR V3-94 Black Steel Chronograph is now available, retailing for $4,500 USD. Head over to the company’s website to learn more.

Florida-based motorcycle restorers and modifiers NMOTO has taken a vintage BMW concept and turned it into a reality. Back in 1934, the German automotive company debuted a streamlined, futuristic-looking concept motorcycle: the R7. The model was never brought into production, but later inspired the iconic R5 and R17 models. While most thought the R7 had been lost in BMW’s archives over time, NMOTO has dug the design back out and constructed its own highly-accurate recreation of the ‘34 speedster.

Using a modern BMW R nineT Scrambler, the NMOTO team scrapped most of it down and rebuilt the R7 from the ground up, staying true to every small detail on the bike. From the headlight-integrated speedometer up front, through to the wire wheels holding the bike up, and then to the rear with the fish-fin exhaust pipes and cut-out fenders; the team has painstakingly made sure that the recreation is 100% R7 in its original 1934 glory. Of course, building off of a modern bike also means technical upgrades for the beast: the 1170 CC engine generates 110 horsepower with a top speed of 140 mph, and there’s also newer tech on it too: keyless ignition, a multifunction display, and LEDs for its headlight, taillight, and indicators are all incorporated.

For the vintage motorcycle enthusiast, you can now get your hands on a never-before-released NMOTO BMW R7 Nostalgia by providing your own BMW R nineT along with a customization price of $39,500 USD. Head over to NMOTO’s site to learn more.