BMW Japan has created a limited-run 523d Mstro that celebrates classical music.

BMW Japan has created a limited-run 523d Mstro that celebrates classical music.

Today’s automakers are constantly trying to create new special editions that will entice customers. This latest example is from Japan, where the local BMW division decided to add a musical theme for the 523d. This limited-run model will also celebrate the 99th anniversary of the company. They plan to offer only 99 units. They will all be available with black Sapphire paint, 19-inch M double-spoke 351M aluminum wheels, wrapped in 245/40 R19 front tires and 275/35 R19 back run-flat tires.

The vehicle comes with a wide range of standard equipment, including adaptive full LED headlights and fog lights, as well as taillights and taillights. It also has a Harman & Kardon 600-watt sound system, 16-speaker Harman & Kardon speakers, soft-close doors and heated front seats. BMW Japan also offers the M Aerodynamics package. This includes sports seats, rearview camera and front parking sensor, as well as M exterior badges. There are many individual bits and pieces, such the Merino Amaro brown upholstery, Sycamore Red Brown dark trim, Ansorajitto roof liner and high-gloss Shadow Line External.

The BMW 523d Maestro’s four-cylinder turbodiesel engine, 2.0-liter, produces 184 PS (135kW) and 380Nm (281lb-ft) respectively. It is equipped with an eight-speed automatic transmission.

BMW Japan will begin accepting orders from November 7, and they ask for 7,980,000 yen (approximately $66,750 / EUR59,000/ PS43,000.100).