The original BMW E30 M3 was loved most of all for its exquisite handling and its understated good looks, rather than its power output. One build at SEMA is changing that, however, by throwing a mighty ...

In the latest installment of Buy This Neat Thing (so the BMW suckers on staff don't have to), we offer this eBay listing. On the digital auction block: the beating heart of BMW's greatest road car, ...

The original BMW M3 has enjoyed one of the most meteoric revaluations in modern classic car history. For much of the late ...

This video features a BMW E30 M3 with a full S55 engine swap, built as a showcase car for SEMA. The project combines classic M3 styling with modern BMW M power and technology. #BMWM3 #E30M3 #S55Swap ...

The BMW E30 is still a popular platform for tuning enthusiasts, despite its age. Even though E30 numbers are dwindling because of rust, as well as the age of the platform, people are still out making ...

Garret Donahue, a Southern California native, has been involved in car culture for the majority of his life. From organizing local group drives to attending open track days, Garret dives deep into the ...

German automaker BMW has been racing since the 1920s. The brand cemented its motorsports dominance in the 1940s with the 328 racing car: It swept the Mille Miglia (one of the first motorsport race ...

Conceived to homologate a brand-new race car design, the first-ever M3 was also offered as a convertible, even though such a vehicle defied common sense. During the mid-1980s, BMW was heavily involved ...

Along this Murderers’ Row, the blocky first-gen M3 looks comically friendly. As if Spongebob bumbled into a prison lineup. And by modern standards, the first BMW M3 is gawky; an upright cab atop ...

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