The M3/M4 AE Design carbon hood for BMW G80/G82/G83, combining an aggressive, motorsport-inspired look with a significant weight reduction thanks to premium-grade carbon fiber construction. Sculpted lines and the signature AE Design air vent emphasize the character of the M-series, giving the car a track-focused appearance. The hood matches factory body geometry, ensuring precise fitment and easy installation. MBA restyling offers this hood with delivery across Ukraine and Europe.
FAQ
Does this hood fit all BMW G80/G82/G83 versions?
Yes, the hood is compatible with BMW M3 (G80) and M4 (G82/G83) across all trims of this body generation.
What material is the hood made of?
The hood is made of premium-grade carbon fiber, providing reduced weight and increased structural strength compared to the factory hood.
Does the hood need to be painted?
No, the carbon weave is finished with a protective clear coat and does not require painting — this is its original finish.
Is installation included in the price?
Installation is not included in the price. We recommend fitting at a certified body shop to preserve body geometry.
What are the delivery times to Ukraine and Europe?
Delivery within Ukraine takes a few business days; delivery to Europe ranges from a few days to a couple of weeks depending on stock availability.
Is the hood covered by warranty?
Yes, MBA restyling provides a warranty against factory material defects and covers the quality of the carbon weave.
For price and details, please call:
+38 (066) 500-01-31
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Important information
The product appearance may slightly differ from the images shown on the website depending on the production batch. This may include slight differences in shade, surface finish (matte or gloss), and certain package components. Before shipping, we always provide real photos of the actual product for customer approval. Once the photos are approved, the product is considered confirmed in terms of appearance and package contents.
