Ceramic Window Tint
If you demand top-level performance combined with a custom look, you’ve found your answer in ceramic window tint. It starts with the same ultra-thin material as other tint but then is coated with microscopic nano-ceramic particles that are invisible to the eye, yet powerful enough to reduce glare, block 99% of damaging UV rays, and handle the sun’s most heat-generating infrared rays. This latest engineering makes a significant difference in how you feel and how fast your car cools down.
LLumar® offers ceramic tint products with various levels of heat-fighting power. All our ceramic tint comes in a range of shades so you can fine-tune the look of your vehicle.
Is ceramic tint the same as infrared tint?
All ceramic tint has the ability to reject the sun’s most heat-causing infrared rays. The newest, most advanced ceramic tint pushes that power into new territory. They have more concentrated nano-ceramic particles, boosting infrared blocking capabilities to higher levels. Because of this, newer ceramic innovations are sometimes called infrared tint or IR-blocking film.
Benefits of Ceramic Tint:
– Advanced Cooling Technology
With help from IR-blocking, heat-rejecting nano-ceramic particles you’ll cool down faster and stay cool longer. 
– UV Protection
Tint blocks 99% of the UV rays that damage car interiors and skin. The Skin Cancer Foundation recommends it as part of a comprehensive sun protection program.
–Less Glare
Darker tint helps reduce the harsh glare that irritates eyes on bright, sunny days.
–Added Privacy
Tint can add privacy, helping to conceal anything from a sound system to valuables left on the seat.
– A New Look
Dramatic or subtle, window tint is an easy way to customize your vehicle, to make it stand out on the road.
– Warranty Coverage
All of our window tint comes with a manufacturer’s limited lifetime warranty. FormulaOne® products have our best lifetime transferable warranty coverage.
CTX Ceramic Tint
Restyle your vehicle and make it more comfortable with LLumar® CTX® ceramic window tint. This durable window tint comes in multiple color-stable charcoal shades that range from limo-dark to a subtle gray hint. Because it’s metal-free, there’s no mirror-like, reflective look with CTX.
CTX ceramic tint is an excellent performer when it comes to rejecting heat and is loaded with other benefits too. It shields you from 99% of harmful UV rays, cuts irritating glare, and helps protect against injuries from shattered glass – all while helping you feel cooler. This makes LLumar CTX a smart choice when you want top quality window tint but not the top-of-the-line price.
You’ll feel the difference when you choose CTX , they’re all made with powerful, road-tested nano-ceramic technology that’s able to help block heat even in the lightest shades.
How does it look on my vehicle?
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2020 BMW M8 Convertible at Tint Magic Window Tinting Coral Springs. We are located at 11344 Wiles Road Coral Springs Fl 33076. Call Us! (954) 840-7883. We have applied Suntek CXP 25% all over around for the best heat protection and clarity. For more information about window tint visit us at www.tintmagic.net
With muscular proportions and massive power, the 2020 BMW M8 is a bully among boulevard cruisers. Every version of the M8 boasts a mighty twin-turbo V-8 that pairs with a specialized all-wheel-drive system; it includes a rear-drive-only mode that’s perfect for hanging the tail out. The M8 Competition model further maximizes performance with added horsepower, an enhanced chassis, and other bespoke bits. Despite its inherently aggressive demeanor, the M8 remains a pleasant daily driver. Its cabin is beautifully crafted and loaded with luxury features and desirable technology.
This model replaces the BMW M6, which was also offered as a coupe, convertible. Unlike the more affordable but less powerful BMW M850i, the M8 is made for those who desire the full monty when it comes to the company’s M division. That’s why we’d recommend the M8 Competition coupe, because it has the complete roster of go-fast goodies and is better suited to racetrack action than the convertible. Both versions are a serious investment, and those who have the means to buy either can likely afford to load up on the options. However, the M8 comes with a handsome amount of standard luxuries, so we’d be less spendy than most. Besides, the only remaining performance upgrade is the M Carbon Ceramic Brakes. These are built to better withstand track abuse, and BMW says that they reduce weight, so we’d add them to fully experience the car’s potential. We’d pass on the various driver-assistance packages as well as the handful of other options.
Interior, Comfort, and Cargo
As with most BMW M cars, the M8’s interior design and passenger space are virtually identical to the regular models’. Although the design doesn’t strike us as very imaginative, the leather surfaces are beautifully stitched together and the trim pieces are appropriately upscale. Every M8 comes standard with luxurious features that include customizable ambient lighting, a 12.1-inch digital gauge cluster, heated and ventilated front seats, a Nappa leather-covered dashboard, a power-adjustable steering wheel, and wireless charging. Its cabin provides plenty of space for front-seat passengers but makes those banished to the small back seat feel like second-class citizens. Those who want an M8 and need to regularly shuttle more than two people will want to consider the much roomier, four-door M8 Gran Coupe. We managed to fit five carry-on suitcases in the trunk of a regular 8-series coupe, so we expect the M8 to provide the same amount of storage.
Infotainment and Connectivity
Nestled in the middle of the dashboard on every M8 is a 10.25-inch touchscreen that acts as the hub of BMW’s iDrive 7.0 infotainment system. The main display is complemented by a rotary controller and physical buttons on the center console. The interface features crisp graphics and quick responses, but some of the menus are heavily packed and require the driver to take their eyes off the road. Still, the system’s voice commands worked well, and it can even be optioned with gesture controls. Desirable standard features include Apple CarPlay (but not Android Auto), a subscription-based Wi-Fi hotspot, and a 16-speaker Harman Kardon audio system.
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The M3 is a legend in the world of performance cars, causing enthusiasts to gush over its visceral engines and razor-sharp handling. That legend, by the way, started all the way back in 1986 when the first M3—a performance edition of the similarly beloved E30 3-series—hit the scene.
Under the hood is a twin-turbo 3.0-liter inline-six that makes 425 horsepower and 406 lb-ft of torque; it makes glorious sounds all the way to its 7500-rpm redline. For more power, the Competition package offers 444 ponies. A six-speed manual is standard and a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic is optional.
Interior and Technology
The interior layout is identical to the standard 3-series sedan and materials are largely the same as well. It’s a driver-focused cabin with primary controls all within reach of the driver, but its layer of sportier carbon-fiber trim (metal and wood are also offered) and sport seats don’t feel special enough considering the M3’s performance potential and starting price. An infotainment display sprouts from the top of the dashboard and is controlled by a rotary knob on the center console.
BMW offers several driver-assistance features on the M3, including automated emergency braking, lane-departure warning, and automatic high-beam headlamps, but none are standard fare.
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The Porsche 911 has preserved the essential elements that made it an icon. Its familiar circular headlights, Coke bottle shape, and sloping rump make it virtually impossible to mistake a 911 for any other sports car. Climb into its perfectly positioned driver’s seat, fire up its powerful and unique-sounding engine, and engage either of its terrific transmissions. Porsche hasn’t said how much each model will cost or when the 2021 911 lineup will go on sale. But based on the few minor changes and our experience with the current model-year cars, we can still confidently recommend the Carrera 4S. The S version’s increased output nets 64 more horses than the standard Carrera, and we’d be happy with either the engaging manual transmission or the snappier PDK dual-clutch automatic. Those who want to enjoy their 911 year-round but have to deal with the slippery conditions associated with winter weather—like us—will appreciate the 4S’s all-wheel-drive system. Unfortunately, it’s a substantial upcharge and no longer brings wider rear fenders, which now appear on all versions. Porsche is known for its à la carte approach to options, which is both a blessing and a curse, because it allows a lot of personalization but can quickly inflate the already-rich bottom line. We’d spring for the Sport Chrono package that adds launch control, additional drive modes, and more. The Sport Seats Plus provide more supportive front buckets, and the Sport package adds desirable performance hardware, specifically a lowered suspension and a louder exhaust system. Our selection of upgrades would conclude with ventilated front-seat cushions, passive entry, heated, multifunction GT steering wheel, and Porsche’s Dynamic Light System Plus that features automatic high-beams and headlights that swivel in the direction the front tires are pointed.
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Mercedes Benz S560:
The S560 and S650’s key difference lies with the engine that lives under their imperious hoods. Of the two, the S560 has fewer horses, but there’s more than enough power available, so this is the model we’d recommend for most buyers. Twenty-inch multispoke wheels with silver accents connect the S560 to the pavement, and a huge panoramic sunroof extends over the front and rear seats. Adaptive projector-beam LED headlights brighten the path ahead. The list of standard exterior features also includes rear fog lights, rain-sensing windshield wipers, heated power-folding side mirrors, and LED taillights. Within the cabin, you’ll find heated and ventilated front seats with a massaging feature, along with a Wi-Fi hotspot, keyless entry and ignition, and a heated steering wheel. If you’re using the S560 as chauffeured transportation, the well-equipped rear seat will be a big draw. This car’s second row is heated and ventilated, and it reclines for optimum comfort. It also comes standard with massaging lumbar support, power side-bolster support, and leg rests.
With the 2020 Mercedes-Maybach S560, EPA-rated fuel economy comes in at 16/25 mpg city/highway. The S650 is rated at 13/21 mpg. These cars are a lot less fuel efficient that the Benz S-class; that model achieves mileage of up to 19/28 mpg. Still, the S560 and S650 get better fuel economy than the Rolls-Royce Phantom which comes in at 12/20 mpg. During our time with an S560, we observed overall mileage of 18 mpg.
With both the S560 and S650, you get a cabin that drips with opulence. Luscious leathers and gleaming woods are used throughout, and the interior design is sleek and stylish. These cars have a longer wheelbase than the Benz S-class, and this translates to more legroom for rear-seat passengers. While the S-class provides 34.1 inches of legroom in the back, the S560 and S650 bump this up to a generous 40 inches. The rear compartment comes standard with seats that can heat, ventilate, and massage. Adding the Executive Rear Seat Plus package brings in two folding tables for the rear seats, along with heated and cooled cupholders. This roomier, enhanced rear seat is the main feature justifying the S560 and S650’s price premium versus the S-class. Unless you’re planning on letting a chauffeur take the wheel, we’d recommend sticking with the Mercedes S-class sedan. Somewhat surprisingly, the S560 and S650 are light on cargo space. There’s just 12.3 cubic feet of room in the trunk. With the Rolls-Royce Phantom, you get a trunk with 19 cubic feet of cargo capacity.
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