This is the same very BMW M3 GTR that won the 2001 ALMS GT Series. Power comes courtesy of a 4.0-liter naturally-aspirated V8 with 450 hp. The blue and silver M3 GTR was featured on the cover of ...

BMW M3 GTR – Need For Speed – ‘Most Wanted’ livery. BMW. BMW. It also retains the stripped interior complete with a roll cage, golf ball shifter, as well as a blue steering wheel and ...

The E46 M3 GTR was an exception to that rule. See, BMW made a mighty V8 to compete in ALMS GT series racing. But to qualify for the class BMW wanted to race in, a street-legal variant needed to exist.

One of the rarest production Beemers ever made, if not the rarest, is the M3 GTR, based on the E46-era M3. The M3 GTR was built as another homologation model this time for the GT3 racing series. It's ...

According to Khyzyl Saleem, a rebuilt and upgraded 3.2-liter straight-six S52 engine is hidden under the bonnet of this BMW, producing 444 hp (331 kW / 450 PS) with regular gasoline, and up to 592 ...

In celebration of Need for Speed‘s 30th anniversary, BMW has turned the household gaming title’s Most Wanted BMW MT3 GTR into a real-life vehicle. “Most gamers will remember Need for Speed ...

BMW hasn’t given up hope of returning to the American Le Mans Series with its title-winning M3 GTR. The official line is the Munich marque is reviewing its options, but series sanctioning body ...

BMW M3 A few months ago we were emailed by a reader who had caught sight of a particularly wild E36 M3 GTR online. He wanted to know more about it and requested our help. 0:00 / 0:00 ...

Stories about BMW M3 GTR - May 25th 2025. 2025 Hot Wheels Car Culture 2-Pack Series Is Off to a Good Start. 30 Dec 2024, 16:12 UTC · By: Dragos Chitulescu / We can already start planning for next ...

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 ...

BMW claims the M3's torsional stiffness is over 40,000 Newton-meters per degree, approaching that of the 2004 BMW M3 GTR race car, which used a steel-tube roll cage to reach 46,000 Nm/deg.

This is the same very BMW M3 GTR that won the 2001 ALMS GT Series. Power comes courtesy of a 4.0-liter naturally-aspirated V8 with 450 hp. The blue and silver M3 GTR was featured on the cover of ...