The all new BMW M3 Competition saloon is not one for blending in with a razor sharp boldness that impresses from every angle. A new frameless kidney grille strikes a makes a strong impression whilst a classic BMW saloon silhouette and exclusive M features complete the imposing look and feel. Performance is everything you would expect from an M car with precision handling and explosive power. This latest generation is everything a true BMW M fan is looking for a promises to set pulses racing.
The M3 competition features a TwinPower Turbo inline 6-cylinder petrol engine delivering 510hp and a 0-62mph time of 3.9 seconds.
With BMW operating system 7.0, the latest technology is seamlessly integrated into the driving experience. Features include BMW Intelligent Personal Assistant, smartphone integration and gesture control.
Specifically developed for track driving, M Drive Professional helps you drive both the perfect line and lap. It can also help you master drifting with the M Drift Analyser.
For those wanting the full M experience the optional M carbon bucket seats are the obvious choice. Featuring a choice of leathers, gloss carbon details and illuminated M logo.
"This M3 is like its predecessors: a brilliant super-saloon that can embarrass much more expensive supercars."
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View all BMW M offersThe BMW M4 Competition lives up to the expectation of being a true track master. Thanks to a 3.0 litre straight-six cylinder M TwinPower Turbo the M4 delivers 510hp and a 0-62mph time of 3.9 Seconds. Active M Differential and other new track-inspired technologies complete the dynamic character of this M coupe.
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