Such a great ad for the new E92 M3

I came across these pictures a while ago. I really want to see more pictures of these cars. Looks like it’s a series. It was just cool to see E39 M5s and E60 M5s racing against each other

When I got my car back in ‘95, I started collecting everything I can get my hands on that has anything to do with E36. I frequented “Yaohan” which is a local Japanese book store where I usually will look for any books or even videos. I can’t read Japanese but they seem to have books about anything that you might be into so it was the right spot for my obsession. I got couple of Japanese BTCC VHS amongst other things. I remember just staring at the BTCC BMW …

Many aftermarket companies are making aero parts for the E92 M3.
Here are some samples below..
3D Design (Japan)

AC Schnitzer:

Powerhouse Amuse Ericsson:

Aqray:

Exiv:

Hamann:

Matthes:

It just so happens that they are all using white cars. I’ve read somewhere that white is the new silver.. lol I guess so.
source: M3Post
, BMW E90 blog, Modifiedguide.com

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So BMW Motorsport didn’t disappoint with their E92 M3 Racing version. From an artist point of view, I really like the lines even with all the vents going on in the front bumper. It stayed consistent with their Z4 M Coupe Race version. And from an enthusiast’s point of view, I’m so happy to see BMW back in ALMS series.
I’m a bit late posting this but better late than never.

Love this shot showing 3 generations of BMW GTRs

It’s rare to see an E36 that can pull off a PTG Style widebody. They usually look awkward with the stance being way off as well as improper wheel offsets (just say no to spacers).
Here’s a good example of a well set up ride from Studie AG in Japan. Nice touch with the Varis hood. Maybe I only like it coz of the GT2 wheels (I’m biased to these wheels and still have yet to see a car that doesn’t look good sporting them). The rear wheels looks like it …