The pricing guide reveals that production of the 2026 M3 range will start in July, but does not specify when North American ...

We already know that the next time BMW reveals a new M3, the sports sedan will come with a gasoline-fueled six-cylinder engine. The company has been very clear about that, saying the M3 will be ...

From the Porsche 992 GT3 RS to the Twin Turbo Audi R8 V10, the BMW M3 CS, Jaguar XKR-S, NSX, and AMG GT-R Pro — these cars ... vehicle drives into crowd at street festival, police in Vancouver ...

🔥 The BMW M3 E92 GTR dominates the track in Part 8 of the Drifting Challenge with perfect drifts, tire smoke, and that iconic V8 roar! Pure control, raw power, and sideways madness — all in ...

BMW confirms petrol and electric M3 models arriving in 2028 (Credit: BMW) Those anticipating an all-electric version of the upcoming BMW M3 can rest assured that a traditional petrol-powered option ...

But beneath the wrap, there’s an even more interesting story to this particular M3 GTR that EA’s using for this promo. The car you’re looking at here is the #42 Team BMW Motorsport E46 M3 ...

A straight-six-powered version ... include the BMW M3 GTR in the 2005 video game. Driven by the game’s main antagonist, Razor, the blue and silver M3 played a major role in the street racing ...

But arguably the most iconic vehicle comes from “Most Wanted.” Having the BMW M3 GTR, wearing its graceful blue and silver livery, is a flex every time gamers fire up their twenty-year-old ...

BMW has partnered with EA to bring to life one ... the special engine was also put into a small series of street-legal M3 GTRs. After the switch, the V8-powered M3 GTR became dominant in the races.

BMW has unveiled a custom M3 GTR race car, designed to pay tribute to the iconic car from the 2005 video game Need for Speed: Most Wanted. Built from an E46-era M3, it replicates the blue-and ...

In a move that's part marketing genius, part automotive love letter, the German marque has resurrected the iconic BMW M3 GTR from the 2005 Need for Speed: Most Wanted. Let's rewind to the early 2000s.