Video: BMW M3 Competition and Jaguar XJR Playing on Nurburgring
The footage below shows a BMW M3 Competition and a Jaguar XJR having a lot of fun on the Ring. The two seem to be Ring Taxis
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This 1989 BMW E30 M3 Is a Steal at Under $40,000
A 30-year old car worth that much? Well, prices for the BMW E30 M3 have gone through the roof lately...
Video: BMW M3 vs Model 3 and Audi RS4 Drag Race and Brake Test
The BMW M3 is about to get a new version in the shape of the G80 model. It’s still quite...
Video: Hans Stuck Narrates Record-Breaking Lap with the E46 M3 GTR
The BMW E46 M3 GTR was and still is an extremely rare bird. It's even more impressive to have Hans Joachim Stuck narrate one of his laps in one.
BMW and the DTM to Return to Zolder this Weekend after 17-Year Hiatus
This weekend, the DTM will be traveling to Belgium, where the second race of the season is set to take...
Video: BMW M3 CS Completes Special Series from Carfection
The guys from Carfection have been publishing videos featuring every M3 model ever made for a while now. They decided...
BMW M boss hints at new M3 with rear-wheel-drive version and a manual transmission
BMW M CEO - Markus Flasch - has just hinted that the upcoming G80 M3 will get a model with a rear-wheel drive setup and a six-speed manual transmission.
VIDEO: E36 BMW M3 Time Lapse Build in 10 Minutes
As a big E36 fan, however irrationally, I love watching videos of different E36 builds. Just seeing people modify and...
Five of the Most Controversial BMWs of All Time
BMW has had some beloved and iconic cars over the years but it's also had some duds. So we take a look some of the most controversial BMWs in history.
SPIED: New spy photos surface of the G80 BMW M3
Some new spy photos of the upcoming G80 BMW M3 have surfaced and we get a look at its exposed underbelly, among other things.
Video: Carfection Drives the BMW E92 M3 GTS
Having been announced in 2009, the BMW M3 GTS was the best version of that platform, hands down. It received a lot of changes compared to the standard car.
