Get ready to witness the revival of the legendary BMW M3 GTR E46, a car once destroyed but now fully restored to its iconic NFS glory. This video takes you through every step of restoring the car, ...

The BMW E46 M is already considered one of the best Ms to ever exist, but the M3 GTR represents their dedication to their pursuit of glory on the racetrack, despite it b ...

A few real-life tributes and recreations have been made since that game’s 2005 release, but now, BMW has done up an official Most Wanted-style E46 using a real V8-powered M3 GTR race car.

To comply with ALMS homologation rules, BMW created the M3 GTR Straßenversion (Street Version) but plans to produce 100 cars were abandoned after rule changes. For its real-life tribute to the ...

Having the BMW M3 GTR, wearing its graceful blue and silver ... It’s based on the E46 generation, which came with an inline-six in stock form. The car retains its 4.0-liter naturally-aspirated ...

Now, after years of private E46 M3 owners making their recreations, BMW has finally built its own. The custom M3 GTR race car features the same instantly recognizable blue-and-silver livery as the ...

Unquestionably the most famous member of this select group was the E46 M3 GTR Strassenversion (Street Version, in German). In 2000, BMW introduced an all-new M3, and to boost its marketability in ...

Porsches always win. BMW introduced a new E46 M3-based race car for 2001. Instead of a version of the S54B32 straight-six, this M3 GTR ran a different engine, the P60B40, a 4.0 liter V8 with a ...

This is no road-going E46 M3 either, and it’s the #42 BMW E46 M3 GTR that was raced by Jörg Müller and J.J. Lehto in 2001. Not only is this a legitimate M3 GTR, but it won both the 2001 ALMS ...

the only mass-production M3 to use a V8 engine (the E46 M3 GTR Strassenversion had a V8, but only three were built, and all are owned by BMW).