In 1992, BMW M launched the next generation of its BMW M3 high-performance sports coupe. It was notable for its modern design, significantly higher power and increased comfort. On closer inspection, however, sports car fans quickly realised that the M3 E36 carried the same M specific motorsport DNA as its predecessor. Let’s take a closer look at the first BMW M3 to feature a six-cylinder engine.
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