BMW E36

Like the E30, the E36 is fast becoming an icon of its time, and comes in so many different guises that its hard to find one that doesn’t suit your needs. Subtle exterior styling and steeply raked windscreen has aged well, and still has a very modern feel despite its age. The sleek ergonomic interior takes styling cues from the hugely successful E30, such as the driver-biased centre console, still recognisable in the latest incarnations of the marque

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BMW E36 Touring

BMW E36 Convertible

1995 BMW M3 Lightweight | German Cars For Sale Blog

1995 BMW E36 M3 Lightweight - The major changes to the car were to lower the weight for racing. The cars came without a radio (although the speakers were installed and the car pre-wired for the radio), air conditioning (later offered as a dealer installed option), leather seats, tool kit, or a sun roof. The doors have aluminum skins. Insulation and carpeting were removed; underbody insulation is thinner. Significant weight savings over the standard car.

BMW E36 M3 GTR (Japan)

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M3-r!

The BMW E36 M3-R: Fifteen M3s were ordered by BMW Australia in 1994 to race in the Australian Super Production series. All were delivered to Tony Longhurst Racing for final preparation by the Frank Gardner run team. This was the most powerful production E36 made with 240 kW (326 PS; 322 hp). One of the rarest of all M3s.