Continuing this set of BMWs for this week, I decided to do the most iconic NFS car and that is the Most Wanted BMW M3 GTR 2006 Coupe. This is somewhat of a build, but truly not much and that’s because you can’t really change the features or tuning of the car, in which why would want to its already perfect, however you can add Ultimate+ parts to it which takes it over 400+ easily. This car is a lot of fun to do activities, races and free roam in HEAT. It’s also perfect for messing around with the cops at night. This car is a lot of fun, I highly recommend playing around with it after unlocking it.

Following yesterday’s and continuing this set of BMWs, I decide to build the BMW M3 2006 Performance. I started this build off by swapping the 2.3l I6 stock engine, for the 3.0l I6, I then added Ultimate+ parts and tuned the exhaust to give it an aggressive bark. I used (Pandem Rocket Bunny) Customization parts with (SSR) rims. I found this wrap within the community builds, I did make changes to it to make it fit my style a little bit more, I also blacked out the rims and used Toyo Tires. Unlike the Most Wanted M3, this build with this engine and the parts that I installed did not make it to 400+, but it’s still a lot of fun to play around with, I recommend it for free-roaming and completing activities. More build’s this week.

Being that there’re a lot of BMWs to choose from in NFS Heat, and with all of them being good cars, I’ve decided to build a few and I’m starting with the BMW M3 Evolution II 1988 Performance. For this build I started by swapping 2.l I6 stock engine for the 3.0l I6, I then added Ultimate+ parts and tuned the exhaust for a smooth vibrant sound. I used (Pandem Rocket Bunny), and (SpeedHunter) customization parts, with (BBS) wheels. I found this wrap withing the community builds, I made several changes to it to make it my own, I also blacked out the wheels. I like this build its a lot of fun to use in Showdown races and side activities with. More BMW’s coming this week.

Following yesterday’s build of the 350Z, for today’s build, I built the Nissan 370Z Heritage Edition 2019. I started this build off by swapping the stock 3.7l V6 engine for the 3.8l V6 engine, I then added Ultimate+ parts and tuned the exhaust for a smooth but powerful sound. I used (Alchemist), (Nissan), and (Tamon Design) customization parts, with (Osmis) wheels. I found this really nice red wrap with a Toyo Tires rear window sticker, in the community builds, I also blacked out the wheels and uses red (Brimbo) calipers. I really enjoyed making this build and it’s a lot of fun to do activities with, but if I had to chose only one I would go with the 350Z.

I hope everyone is staying safe and healthy during this crazy time, for this weekend I decided to build the Nissan 350Z, and the Nissan 370Z, and I’m starting the weekend off with today’s build, the Nissan 350Z 2008. I started this build off by swapping the stock engine for the 4.5l V8, I then added Ultimate+ parts, and tuned the exhaust for a smooth custom sound. I used (Rocket Bunny) and (Alchemist) customization parts with (Osimis) wheels. I found this really cool light blue and black wrap within the community builds, plus the stickers on the wrap are a really nice touch as well, and as usual, I blacked out the wheels. I think this is a really fun build to play around within Heat, plus it’s cool because you can switch to the (speedcross) parts and then it’s perfect for drifting.

For today’s build, I wanted to do another drag build because building and testing these in NFS Heat is just a lot of fun, and by the title, you can already guess that I chose the Dodge Charger 1969 Classic. I played around with multiple engine swaps with his build and I ended up keeping the stock 7.0l V8, I then added Ultimate+ parts, and tuned the exhaust to give it a mean bite. I used (Alchemist) customization parts with (Rotiform) wheels. I created this wrap, it’s a carbon paint with white racing strips, rotiform and alchemist stickers on the back window and blacked-out wheels.

Being a huge fan of Nissan I decided that I wanted to build a classic for today’s build so I chose the Nissan Fairlady 240ZG 1971 and decided to make it a drag build. I started by swapping the stock engine for the 2.9l V6, I then added Ultimate+ parts and tuned the exhaust to give it a custom bark. I used (Pandem RB) customization parts with Nissan (Nismo) wheels. I found this really smooth wrap within the community, I also blaced out the wheels. One of my favorite things about this build is if you decide to add (spreedcross) parts it actually becomes perfect for drifting. I highly recommend this build.

I decided to build a classic drift build and I decided to build the Nissan Silvia Spec-R Aero 2002, and I decided to model it after Hans, 2001 Nissan Silvia S15 (also known as the Mona Lisa) from the film Fast and Furious Tokyo Drift. While modeling this car after Hans, I decided to also make it my own so I swapped the stock engine for the 3.8l V6, I then added Ultimate+ parts as well as Speedcross parts and drag tires, I then tuned the exhaust to give it a nice sound flow. I found the wrap to Hans Silvia in the community builds, it’s the #1 downloaded wrap, and to be honest it’s practically spot on. I also used (Osimis) wheels.

NFS Heat seems to have an Unlimited amount of Porsches to choose from, so I chose one of my personal favorites the Porsche 911 GT3 RS 2019. For this build, I played around with all of the engine swaps and finally, I decided on the 3.8l V8, I then added Ultimate+ parts and tuned the exhaust to a smooth custom sound. I used (Porsche) customization parts with (BBS) wheels. I found the grey and black wrap within the community builds, and as usual, I blacked out the wheels. More Porsche builds coming thought the upcoming weeks.

With all, of the customization options in NFS Heat, it’s possible to make almost any car a drift car. So for this build, I decided to do the Ford Mustang 1965. I started by swapping the stock engine for the 6.5l V12, then I added Ultimate+ parts, with drag tires, as well as the Speed Cross Suspension, and Drive Terrain. I used (Speed Hunter) customization parts with (Osimis) wheels. For the wrap, I went for the classic black with white stripes and blacked-out wheels. Building this car like this gave me Fast and Furious Tokyo Drift Vibes, and to me, it’s just really cool to build something similar.