In the US, the E36 M3 sort of lives in the shadow of its predecessor, the legendary E30. In Europe, the story is a little different. There, the M3 got a real BMW Motorsport engine, the 282-hp S50 ...

Under the hood, the rare homologation BMW M3 GT came with a 3-liter straight-six engine making 292 hp (295 ps) and 238 lb-ft (329 Nm) of torque at 3,900 rpm. The M3 GT redlines at 7,000 rpm with ...

The Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, California, has unveiled a special exhibit paying tribute to perhaps the most ...

When BMW wanted to race the new E36 M3 in 1994, it had one problem. Rules for FIA and IMSA GT racing required street-car homologation.If you wanted to make a more powerful, stiffer, or generally ...

The final figures were 295hp and 238lb-ft (322Nm) of torque, while BMW also removed the top speed limiter, allowing the E36 M3 GT to hit 171mph (275km/h).

A 1995 BMW E36-generation M3 GT that’s apparently had roughly £250,000 ($312,250) spent on it is looking for a new home through eBay. The M3 GT was the ultimate version of the E36 3-Series and ...

The M3 GTR race car rose to the expectations set by BMW's M division, and in some ways, it even exceeded them. After completing both the race car and the street version required for homologation ...

The British Racing Green E36 M3 GT was tasked with a job it could never achieve: playing the role of daily-driver and track-day car that would ... 1995 BMW M3 GT. Owner:Sveinn Helgason.

This Bimmer's flared arches should give it away, but in case you're unfamiliar, this is a BMW E36 M3 campaigned by PTG in IMSA GT. Bring a Trailer is auctioning the car off, and you've got seven ...

In the US, the E36 M3 sort of lives in the shadow of its predecessor, the legendary E30. In Europe, the story is a little different. There, the M3 got a real BMW Motorsport engine, the 282-hp S50 ...

When BMW wanted to race the new E36 M3 in 1994, it had one problem. Rules for FIA and IMSA GT racing required street-car homologation.If you wanted to make a more powerful, stiffer, or generally ...