An E30 M3. Something about the shape ... to sighs of relief from the opposition), it remains the most successful touring car ever. And the road cars were only created to homologate the racers.

And the road cars were only created to homologate the racers. That’s genuine motorsport pedigree. Initially the plan was for 5,000 to be built. BMW underestimated demand for the car magnificently. By ...

The first-gen M3 remains a legend, but there were other interesting E30-based high-performance models that deserve more respect ...

And with the E30’s tough-as-nails chassis wrapped around ... And then, Jason asks Randy Pobst to race his 325i Touring station wagon against the brand new, 320-hp 2016 BMW 340i with M-Sport ...

It all started in 1986, four years after BMW introduced the second-generation 3 Series (E30). Intended to be a homologation special for DTM and Group A Touring specifications, the first M3 ...