BMW M3 Reviews

This car is a beast! It looks like a beast...it accellerates like a beast - but it doesnt handle like one! Those hairpin bends dont seem as sharpe as the M£ just glides through them! The car has a great style to it. The wide wheel arches just scream race me! The interior is lovely with memory seats (leather of course). The back ...  Read the complete review

Peformance 0-60 4.8 seconds! and whats more its achievable with ease with the SMG gearbox and launch control - i.e. you dont need to be Damon Hill on the gearchange and/or clutch control!! Quicker than most things you are going to come across in everyday driving. Eats Japanese rally replicas, nearly as quick as a Porsche ...  Read the complete review

The perfect blend of performance and practicality for less than £40,000? Look no further than the M3. In the performance stakes it can trade punches with the 911 without flinching: 0-60 mph in 4.8s and 0-100 in less than 12s. The paddle-shift SMG (squential manual gearbox) is the best in the business and set to the ultimate peformance mode ...  Read the complete review

Having been a BMW driver for some time, the last being a 330 ci sport convertible, the natural progression was into an M3 convertible...... and what a difference the M3 is. Whilst the 330ci is a beast in its own right, the M3 is truly a sports car, with more power, just as smooth with the gorgeous 19" alloys, and with the added agression in ...  Read the complete review

I am lucky enough to own a gorgeous 2003 M3 convertible. I was considering for a long time just the regular 330, not being sure the M3 was worth the extra 15k or so or the wait period ( that's right, if you want one you either have to wait 3 months or pay trough the nose for a fully equipped unit at the dealer if they happen to have one). ...  Read the complete review

With the BMW M-series being renowned for its performance vehicles the new M3 Convertible is another fine car from BMW with the only down side to it being the price!. I don't own an M3 but I have had the good fortune of driving one and all I can say is WOW!!!! Firstly, from the exterior it looks a powerful car with a mean ...  Read the complete review

Where do I start? Try 0-62mph in 5.2 seconds. What about a top speed of 155mph artificially limited to ensure that you don’t start racing jet fighters on take-off? Or to look at it another way, there’s the 343bhp from the 3.2-litre straight-six engine. And this is all from a car that costs £20,000 less than a Porsche 911 and ...  Read the complete review