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give you the details of BMW M3 which is referred to as a high-performance and
luxury vehicle in terms of sportier styling. Here, we'll go into its history,
what engine it has in the hood, tires,, features and more. Let's get started!
History of the BMW M3
The BMW M3 is an entry level luxury
sports car of the automobile manufacturer, which was first produced in 1986 as
a high-performance version of the three series. The 2.0 L turbo engine that
powers the M140i has been completely reworked by BMW's performance arm, known
as their "M" division for making jazzed up versions of typically
pedestrian cars from Munich. There is a reason why the M3 has always been
lauded for its pace, control and pleasure.
The original M3, of the E30
generation, was purpose-built as a homologation special in order to campaign
racing versions and production quickly got into gear for street consumption.
Every next generation managed to add better tech, performance and styling
improvements over its outgoing predecessor. And yet now, the BMW M3 still
stands as a paragon of high-performance luxury.
Engine
At the heart of any BMW M3 is a
potent engine. Now, the newest version features a 3.0-liter inline-six
powertrain with twin-turbocharging capabilities. Engine Specifications: On
paper…
Specification
Details
Engine Type
3.0L inline-6 twin-turbo
Horsepower
473 hp (est) / 503 hp (Competition;
est.)
Torque
Standard: 406 lb-ft /
Competition:479 lb-ft
Transmission
Transmission choice: Six-speed
manual or eight-speed automatic
0-60 mph
4.1 (manual) / 3.8 (automatic).
3.0L I6 is a great motor in terms of power and performance
The standard version puts out 473 horsepower and 406 lb-ft of torque, while the
Competition will offer up*** to **503 hp**and *479 pound-feet. For those who
prefer to row their own gears, the car comes standard with a 6-speed manual
transmission while an also-available-at-extra-cost is an option on this model.
The manual is rated at 4.1 seconds for the 0 to 60 mph sprint, and with the
automatic it drops down further to around a blistering fast time of just 3.8
seconds; this will be faster than anything else in its class except probably
now also the Audi RS5 --a supercar dressed as GT coupe if you asked me--
equipped with available R-tronic transmission by way of launch control all
taken into account so that we're comparing apples-to-apples here.Sorry kids
-there's no power figures whatsoever on US-spec cars right now (keeping my
fingers crossed! ); however Australian spec models are reported able…Tires
The quality of a car's tires is
crucial to how it performs, obviously—all well and good the M3 has top-shelf
shoes in place to deliver smooth proved grip. First, we get an overview of tire
specifications.
Specification
Details
Tire Type
Performance tires
Front Tire Size
275/40ZR18
Rear Tire Size
285/35ZR19
Wheel Size
18 inches (front), 19 inches (rear)
Tire Brand
Michelin Pilot Sport 4S
Performance tires provide great grip
and handling, so no problems were detected in our M3. Tires sizes are
275/40ZR18 in front and rear-285/35ZR19, on the largest wheels/tire combination
is an 18-inch rolling into a monstrous 19-inch. These shoes are usually
Michelin Pilot Sport 4S, which have a great track record for performance and
longevity. These tires are designed to provide the best performance in terms of
acceleration, braking, and cornering.
Features
We were provided a BMW USA loaner M3
with many options that up the performance and comfort ante. This post will dive
into some of those features.
Feature
Description
Infotainment System
12.3-inch display with iDrive 7.0,
navigation and the Harman Kardon audio system
Seats
Leather upholstery: available Merino, heated and cooled
Driver Assistance
Adaptive cruise control,
lane-keeping assist, automatic parking
Connectivity
Apple CarPlay, Android Auto
Climate Control
3-Zone Automatic
Temperatiua-Controlled Air Conditioning
iDrive 7.0 infotainment system with
a 12.3-inch display with navigation and optional Harman Kardon sound are
available for high-quality entertainment in the vehicle. The seats are upholstered in Merino leather and can be
heated with multiple power adjustments; they're quite comfy. In addition to
boosting safety, driver-assistance features and the like such as adaptive
cruise control; lane-keeping assist and parking assistant make daily driving
even more convenient. It also has Apple CarPlay and Android Auto to easily
connect your smartphone. The three-zone automatic climate control can help too,
as it puts the power to dial in a warm cabin or cool one into everybody's
hands.
Other Important Things
More critical details about the M3
itself can be found here.
Aspect
Details
Fuel Economy
16-23 mpg (city/highway)
Safety Ratings
The highest possible scores from
safety organizations
Price Range
$70,000 - $80,000
Customization
13/17 Trims Available in a Dozen
ColorsMedium Gray Flannel Suits the Car Best, butBuyer Beware of White Diamond
or Platinum Ice
Warranty
Warranty 4 years/50,000 miles basic;
4 years/unlimited miles powertrain. Fuel
economy for a high-performance car is very decent, with the M3 returning 16-23
mpg city/highway. It also rates very well for safety at a variety of testing
houses and comes with standard that makes it about as safe to be in during an
accident or collision. The M3 will be priced between $70,000-$80,000 putting it
in the ballpark with almost all of its similar luxury sports car competitors.
It can be fitted with all manner of bits, such as different colors and trims.
That basic warranty also covers 4 years or 50,000 miles and the powertrain is
insured for a similar period of time but without mileage restrictions.Conclusion
The BMW M3 is a car that falls into
the categories of power and luxury, just like this one. If you're into
performance machines of any kind, or just like a brisk drive, then the M3 is
bound to delight. The 911 has been a favorite of car lovers all over the world
due to its rich history and development from one generation to another.
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