We'll never get tired of the BMW M3 Touring, most especially modified ones that further increase our longing for the long-roof M3 to arrive stateside. German tuning firm G-Power has introduced its ...

BMW M Motorsport pulled off a superb double bluff this past April’s Fools Day by revealing that its ‘fake’ M3 Touring GT3 Evo, a station wagon alternative to BMW’s M4 GT3 EVO race car ...

G-Power upgraded the M3 Touring’s 3.0-liter engine, boosting power to 789 horses. With bigger turbos, a new exhaust, and re-tuned software, the wagon hits 205 mph. The display car is finished in ...

The M3 Touring isn't your usual wagon. As if 523 horsepower and 479 pound-feet (650 Newton-meters) of rear-biased twist were not enough, the folks at G-Power have recently unleashed a 789-horse ...

Despite the effort though, it’s just 15kg lighter than the standard M3 Touring Competition overall. As with its CS counterparts, the M3 CS Touring adopts the carbonfibre bonnet from the M4 CSL ...

Both were fictional M cars: a rally raid-ready M2 Dakar and a GT3-spec M3 Touring wagon. That would be fun on its own, but what makes it really interesting is the production process. It seems at ...

For such a practical take on the performance car, the new BMW M3 Touring has a wonderfully skunkworks vibe. ‘This is my baby,’ declares M division’s head of development, Dirk Häcker.

M makes its forbidden fruit even tastier. We don't get the M3 Touring in America, which is a shame. Because the current 3 ...