BMW Australia will introduce the first-ever BMW M3 Touring, aka Station Wagon, to break cover at this week’s Goodwood Festival of Speed.
It joins the BMW M3 and M4 line-up and and comes in Competition specification with the intelligent M xDrive all-wheel-drive system.
It is powered by a 375kW six-cylinder M TwinPower engine, through an eight-speed M Steptronic transmission with Drivelogic, and M xDrive.
BMW M3 has the new BMW iDrive, BMW Curved Display, and will mark the 50th anniversary of BMW M. This year has already seen debut of both the M4 CSL and fully electric BMW iX M60, while later this year the all-new BMW M2.
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ABOVE: 2023 BMW M3 Touring (station wagon)
registered here wearing an M badge.
BMW M3 has sold over 500 sedan locally over the past year, putting the model at the top of the sales charts for BMW M cars in Australia.
3.0-litre six packs 375kW/650Nm, and alspo forms the basis for the new BMW M4 GT3 endurance race car.
M xDrive all-wheel-drive system comes with the Active M Differential at the rear axle. It distributes power across all four wheels for agility and directional stability.
0 to 100 km/h is a brisk 3.6 seconds and and on to 200 km/h in 12.9 seconds. The optional M Driver’s Package increases lifts the top speed from 250km/h to 280km/h.
As well as the basic 4WD setting, the driver can also select 4WD Sport mode via the Setup menu. This provides an even more intense experience of the M xDrive system’s rear-biased tuning, while switching off DSC (Dynamic Stability Control) brings pure rear-wheel-drive into play.
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