BMW is a German luxury car and motorbike manufacturer and current owner of Mini, Rolls-Royce, and Alpina. With roots dating ... A high-performance BMW M3 would give Mobil plenty of data on ...

BMW has produced some of the most prolific sports cars the world has ever seen since the automaker's founding in 1913, with models like the M3 changing the performance car market for good.

Direct rivals are virtually non-existent beyond the BMW M3 Touring, which now starts from £89,435 in its new facelifted form, just a hair under the Alpina’s £92,740 starting price (£1100 more ...

BMW is preparing to reveal a more hardcore version of the M3 Touring wagon, which isn't sold in the U.S. The BMW M3 CS Touring will likely get the same bump to 543 horsepower as the sedan ...

BMW's next-generation M3 is testing ahead of a market launch around 2027 The next M3 will offer the choice of gas or electric powertrains The electric M3 will ride on the Neue Klasse platform and ...

The long-running M3 saw many different powertrains over its nigh-40-year history, beginning with the four-pot S14 and topping with a high-revving V8 known as the S65. In a few short years ...

The 3-series is the quintessential Bimmer, the automaker's compact bread and butter, and the M3 carries near-biblical levels of reverence among enthusiasts. The i3 will be BMW's biggest attempt to ...

For example, the good folks over at the AutoYa info channel on YouTube have a satellite venue dubbed AutoYa Interior, and that's where all the (CGI) BMW M3 action is happening right now.

More recently, the BMW M3 Touring has become one of the most desirable grocery-getters on the market, and soon, it’ll become even more special with the launch of a more powerful CS version.

Don’t worry: this M3 review isn't about a road from Surrey to Southampton. In fact, the BMW M3 couldn’t be more different to the motorway it shares a name with. Since the mid-Eighties ...