Tokyo has a way of making you feel small—in the best way possible. The city moves fast but with remarkable grace. Motorbikes slice through traffic with surgical precision, delivery vans thread alleys no wider than…
The saga regarding whether BMW would bring the M3 Touring to America is long over. Officially, the G81 will never be sold in the United States. But why is that? BMWBLOG spoke with M boss…
The M3 Touring is quick wagon. There’s no doubt about that. Even against the greater sports car segment, it really holds its own. But thanks to the wonders of modern tuning — and the delightful…
Americans are still salty about the lack of an M3 Touring. But we’ve got good news: more rare wagons may be considered for the U.S. market in the future. In exclusive talks with Bernd Koerber,…
Rubbing salt in the wounds of Americans who can’t buy the M3 Touring, BMW is once again flaunting the G81. To make matters worse, it’s showcasing the even hotter Competition Sport version. The first CS-badged…
BMW never gave American buyers an M3 Touring. That fact alone has frustrated fans of fast wagons for decades—especially considering the G81 M3 Touring is finally here, but still forbidden fruit in the U.S. But…
We saw the M3 CS Touring at the Goodwood FoS, where BMW showcased the wagon in Frozen Solid White. However, we reckon the most fitting color for the hardcore G81 in the UK is British…
Along with the UK and Australia, Japan was one of the markets that convinced BMW to make a right-hand-drive M3 Touring. As such, it comes as no surprise that the Land of the Rising Sun…
It’s hard to make the M3 Touring more desirable than it already is. Nevertheless, someone paid BMW extra to make it happen. New images of an extravagant G81 build showcase a one-off car painted in…
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