A photographer from Piston Heads caught the BMW M3 Coupe on a German autobahn.
The car was almost uncamouflaged, so as you can see from the photos will sport a small rear spoiler.
The new M3 Coupe features a V8 engine, based on the V10 from the BMW M5 / M6, with an maximum horse power output of 400 hp.
the new M3 will be available starting next year and will probably debut at 2007 Geneva Motor (...
On the forum from m3post have been posted some info about the 2007/ 2008 E92 M3 pricing, specifications and options. Major Standard Equipment 4.0L V8 307kW 420Nm (bi-VANOS 3rd gen.) engine Adaptive Xenon Headlights Carbon Fiber Roof SMG III 7-Speed transmission with DRIVELOGIC 18" M Double Spoke Alloy Wheel 18x8F/18x9R with P235/45ZR18 Front, P265/40ZR18 Rear Performance tires.
Invoice $49,117
Base Price USA Port of Entry* $53,975
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AutoVisie has snapped the clearest images of the hotly anticipates BMW M3 and M5 Touring models.
The M5 Touring is BMW’s answer to the Audi RS6 and E55 AMG wagons. For the M3 the flared wheel arches are also present but they seem smaller than the current E46 versio
The ultimate in sports estate motoring has a new name: BMW M5 Touring. This finest 5-Series Touring will be the most powerful production estate of all time: 305 cui, ten cylinders, a maximum output of 507 bhp, a peak torque of 383 lbs/ft and engine speeds redlining at 9,000 rpm, these are figures that speak for themselves and blur the lines between a car for the whole family and a vehicle for ambitious motor sport racing. > More
The all time bestseller of the sports-cars is coming back with a new E90 skin and M5 borrowed “internals”. The 420 bhp V8 connected to a 7-speed SMG gearbox can make us anticipate the smell of burned rubber. Have a look on what’s it gonna be! > More
Painted in colors like Laguna Seca Blue and Imola Red, there’s no doubt about the E46 BMW M3’s aspirations. These famous race-tracks are fitting playgrounds for any car that promises such astonishing levels of power and handling. Whether blasting up “Tamburello” at Imola or diving into the “Corkscrew” at Laguna Seca, not many cars in the world could attack a road course with the tenacity of those proudly wearing the "M" badge, as the car we’re about to review is. > More
The BMW E36 M3 is considered to be one of the better-handling cars of all time, and was awarded "Best-Handling Car" award by Car and Driver magazine in 1997. Available as a saloon, a coupe or a convertible it flags the BMW Motorsport badge as a statement of it’s high performance. > More
As staded by Jean Alesi, famous ex-F1 driver the 1986 BMW E30 M3 is one of most enjoyable best handling road cars he has ever driven, offering astonishing balance due to its 48/52-weight distribution, telepathic in choosing the correct line, with a chassis that is alive and gives the car a personality, which is missing from many of today’s mundane cars. > More
Incomparably dynamically, incomparably openly, incomparably attractively: The BMW M6 Cabrio is a dream car for auto enthusiasts, a unique performer featuring the internationally acclaimed engine of the year - the 5.0-litre V10 - which produces an awesome 373 kW (507 bhp) and maximum torque of 520 Nm. With a suspension developed for supreme dynamics and a Sequential M Gearbox (SMG) complete with Drivelogic, this ultimate power unit turns the latest product from BMW M into an open sports car able to accelerate to 100km/h in just 4.8 seconds.