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BMW M3 History, A must see!

30th May 2007

BMW M3 History, A must see!

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Hi Guys,

 

   A friend of mine, who knows how much I love and admire BMW and M3’s, sent me a video that talks about the history of BMW M3. In the beginning of the video, it shows the original BMW M1 car and starts talking about it and how much it was disappointing to BMW, while it was a very modern car at that time. Then it shows the new E30 BMW M3 and the M5. The cars are fabulous. I just want you guys to watch Richard’s face expressions while he’s driving the E30 M3. He’s really happy! Too bad, I haven’t experience that feeling yet, neither in E30 nor E36. I hope I will have the chance to try it soon.

 

Take a look . . .  

 


 

I hope you liked the video . . . if not, come on let’s see your videos 😉

 

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Best regards,

Tony Sticks.

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  1. 1 On June 1st, 2007, helga daniels said:

    I personally don’t like the new 3 series, the M is amazing, design a bit too roundish for me, but its a M3, respect it. With 420+ hp this will beat the RS4 for sure, as a fan of audi I am lookin forward to what the RS5 will be packin under the hood’s bmw air filter , I hope it’s a tuned version of the V10 S6 and S8 have instead of the V8 in the current RS4. I’m also wondering how the M5/M6 V10 will affect weight distribution and handling in the M3.

    posted on June 1st, 2007 at 5:48 pm