Famously and to the dismay of many US-bound M3 enthusiasts, BMW never brought the full-fat E36 M3 to the US, infamously ...

The boxy one: The E36. Often the forgotten piece of the M3 jigsaw, the E36 M3 came along in 1992 as a more upmarket, luxurious but heavier version of BMW's already well-applauded sporting model.

Some say the BMW M3 of the 1990s was a bit of a crap can, impure and unworthy of the “///M” badge. I happen to think it’s a handsome looking car but any way you slice it, there’s no ...

The BMW E36 M3 was probably the most underrated model ever to be built by the Motorsport division. Looking over the history of the M3 badge it’s easy to see why but that doesn’t meant that ...

The E36 is one of the few models that received the M3 badge on a sedan. Since this is a 1996 model, the engine under the bonnet is a 3.2-liter inline 6-cylinder mill making 316 HP of smooth goodness.

One of the coolest M3s of all time, the 1995 BMW M3 GT was never sold in the US. ... This E36 BMW M3 GT Doesn’t Need A Green Card, Just A New Owner. By Evan Williams. Published Dec 6, 2024.

BMW had every intention of the E36 M3 being a classic sports sedan right off the lot. Ironically, it was that goal that made the E36 such a tempting platform for custom car fans. Love it for its flaws ...

On first glance, the second generation (E36) BMW M3 doesn't look all that impressive on the surface. In fact, it looks little changed relative to its standard-issue siblings.

THE M3 nameplate is one of the most famous in performance car circles and BMW has just pulled the wraps off its new M3 – its boldest and most… ...