BMW pranked us all with a lowered, widened racing version of the M3 Touring, but the so-called GT3 Evo actually exists.

It also brought a special edition M3 CS making more power with less weight and riding on Michelin Pilot Sport summer tires.

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The 2025 BMW M3 CS TOURING XDRIVE is an all-wheel drive, 5-door Wagon that was released to the Australian market on 6th March 2025 classified as a G81. The BMW M3 is regarded as a medium-sized car ...

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Freelance designer Simon von Broich and his team actually built the BMW M3 Touring GT3 EVO that was intended to be an April ...

In the post's caption, von Broich says that his team built the car by adapting a production M3 Touring chassis to fit the ...

It seems at least one of those cars, the M3 Touring GT3, was apparently actually built for the joke. That news, first brought to broader attention by BMW Blog, comes from an Instagram post by ...

Not too long ago, BMW did what we thought was impossible – it made the M3 Touring even more desirable, unveiling the M3 CS ...

As the M3 CS Touring needs 3.5 seconds to hit 100 kilometers an hour (62 miles an hour), chances are this fellow is quicker still. BMW electronically limits the special edition to 300 kilometers ...