None are more track-capable than the BMW M3 CS Touring, however, which has officially captured the wagon body style record at ...

BMW M3 CS Touring set a Nurburgring estate record with a 7:29.490 lap time. It was driven by Jörg Weidinger, BMW M ...

THERMAL, Calif. — The BMW M3 and M4 have never been available with all-wheel drive — that is, until now. If it weren’t for the collective automotive world ...

The 2025 BMW M3 CS Touring is now the fastest wagon around the Nurburgring, posting a time of 7:29.49 to beat its non-CS sibling’s 7:35.06 set in 2022. It joins a string of impressive ‘Ring ...

Given the M3 Touring isn't available stateside – and never will be – let's move on to the M4 lines. The coupe ranges between $78,100 and $86,300, with xDrive costing $4,100 over the rear-drive ...

The BMW M3 CS Touring is now the fastest estate car to have lapped the Nürburgring, having beaten the previous record-holder ...

So, the odds are in favor of the M3 CS Touring getting to be a record holder. In fact, we can just about guarantee that BMW ...

German carmaker BMW revealed that the new M3 CS Touring clocked 7:29.490 minutes on the Nurburgring-Nordschleife track, the ...

The BMW M3 starts around $70,000 and the M4 costs a couple thousand more. It's easy to push both past $100,000 by ticking boxes on the options sheet, but we recommend a steady hand.

The M4 CSL is one of the most driver-focused road cars ever to come from BMW ’s M Division. But for drivers who also need to consider passengers, the CSL now has a brother, the M3 CS.

Competition-spec M3 and M4 models are only available with a sturdy, fast-shifting eight-speed automatic that can handle up to 503 horsepower and 479 lb-ft of torque and can be had with BMW's ...

BMW says it takes the M2 4.1 seconds to hit 60 mph – just like the M3 and M4 – or 3.9 seconds if you ditch the standard 6-speed manual transmission for the optional 8-speed automatic.