from the stock M3’s 474hp (353kW) and by 40hp (30kW) from the Competition’s 503hp (375kW), and now sits at 543hp (405kW). There were clear lessons when BMW’s DTM M4 switched from V8s to ...

Because the BMW M3 Touring does not run a double clutch setup that would allow the car to dial in the exact amount of rpm to ...

When compared to the M3 Competition Touring with M xDrive ... giving off that high-performance feeling that BMW M cars are known for. Additionally, the roof spoiler can include a red surround ...

which represents a 20-hp advantage over the standard M3 Competition models. It's possible, however, that BMW has tuned the twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter inline-six even further. We expect other ...

BMW says that's enough power to get the M3 CS Touring to 60 mph in just 3.5 seconds, a tenth quicker than the Competition, and my experience with M3s, BMW is probably being conservative.

That means you can buy a BMW M3 CS wagon in a few select markets. This model takes the already potent M3 Touring and gives it the Competition Sport treatment. Under the hood is the same basic ...

BMW’s hottest new wagon ... Grunt is courtesy the same inline-six engine found in the M3 Competition Touring, meaning you’ll find twin turbochargers and 3.0L of displacement.

BMW claims the wagon will rip from zero to ... All told, the M3 CS Touring is around 33 pounds lighter than a standard M3 Competition Touring, which doesn't sound like all that much considering ...