BMW M3
New Mercedes-AMG C63 revealed!
The German retail arm of Mercedes-Benz has let slip images and details about the upcoming C63 AMG, due to make its public debut at the Paris Motor Show next week
Wheels August 2014 – Inside the Issue
Inside the August issue of Wheels we blast BMW’s new twin-turbo bruisers and much more
BMW M hits the big 4-O
Far from the trauma of a mid-life crisis, BMW’s M (for Motorsport) division is proudly celebrating four decades of high-performance road and racing cars wearing the now famous single letter badge.
BMW DTM revealed
BMW has unveiled the car that it will mark its return to the DTM in 2012. The matte black M3 DTM Concept was revealed at BMW headquarters in Munich
GT-R RETROSPECTIVE: Warp Factor: HSV GTS-R v BMW M3 v Nissan Skyline GT-R
Is the M3 twice as good as the GTS-R? And the Skyline three times better? Michael Stahl unscientifically measures added fun against the steep, steep price of quicknology.
GT-R RETROSPECTIVE: Nissan’s latest Group A weapon – Nissan GT-R
Aerodynamic aids on Skyline GTS.R should be a welcome help on fast corners
BMW M3 CRT adds power and lightness
BMW has announced a limited edition of super lightweight M3 sedans powered by an enlarged and more powerful naturally-aspirated V8
The purists howled, but V8 pulls the punters to BMW M3
Two more cylinders equate to more grunt, more fun and a swag more sales.
Revealed! BMW’s new tyre shredder
We wouldn’t want to be a BMW PR man right now. After guarding the mechanical details and look of the all-new BMW M3/M4 duo for months, shots of both cars have just leaked onto the internet.
COTY 2008 – Honda Jazz
If ESP was fitted, this supermini may have had something to really trumpet.
BMW previews new M3
It won’t be unveiled until 2014, but BMW has previewed the look of its new M3 coupe successor with this – the 4 Series coupe M Performance line.
The BMW M3 coupe is dead
It’s a sad, sad day. One of the world’s greatest performance cars is no more, with BMW officially ending production of the M3 coupe.
Australian touring cars return to the island
The names on the doors are a hint at their history, but the drivers of these original Group A and Group C cars are happy to watch from the stands…
