Not to be confused with its similar E46 successor, who starred in the original Need for Speed: Most Wanted video game, the E36 M3 GTR was BMW's original thoroughbred street-legal race car that we ...

The BMW M3 GTR was a legendary race car and a bold move for BMW, shaking up the definition of what an M3 could be and leaving a lasting impact on car culture. The M3 GTR was the first BMW to ...

A few real-life tributes and recreations have been made since that game’s 2005 release, but now, BMW has done up an official Most Wanted-style E46 using a real V8-powered M3 GTR race car.

The racing video game had a big impact on a lot of people, including the memorable 2005 BMW M3 GTR hero car. Who doesn't ...

This particular M3 GTR is the actual race car that won the ALMS GT Series in 2001, painted in tribute to the video game that made it famous. It’s based on the E46 generation, which came with an ...

Hans-Joachim Stuck’s 2004 record lap in the legendary BMW M3 GTR is a display of that absolute mastery. Stuck is a German racing driver with serious credentials. This is the sort of driver that ...

In celebration of Need for Speed‘s 30th anniversary, BMW has turned the household gaming title’s Most Wanted BMW MT3 GTR into a real-life vehicle. “Most gamers will remember Need for Speed ...

BMW claimed the M3 E46 racing version had an engine output of 400 brake horsepower (bhp) and 540Nm at 5500 RPM of torque. The origins of the BMW M3 E46 GTR sports coupé started in 2001 when the ...

tap here to see other videos from our team. The M3 GTR’s significance extends beyond gaming. Initially developed for the 2001 American Le Mans Series (ALMS), the M3 GTR saw the standard M3’s ...