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European BMW enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting the arrival of the M3 Touring. While BMW has demonstrated and discussed the concept numerous times, it has not yet entered production. People are undoubtedly getting antsy waiting for the day they can get their hands on an M3 with an extended roof. Any prospective buyers can get a feel for what it’s like to receive their vehicle after seeing this video.
This video provides a 360-degree look at a BMW M3 Touring finished in Ice Black. While I wouldn’t choose it for myself, Frozen Black quickly became a favourite among BMW fans. Exciting is the robust and dramatic character of a matte black finish. Another reason it will make a car stand out is that it isn’t something you often see in the factory. Additionally, that grille is nicely concealed by a dark colour.
When it comes to the BMW M3 Touring, just the Competition xDrive trim level will be available. This means it will be equipped with the 503 hp iteration of its 3.0-litre twin-turbocharged inline-six, an eight-speed automatic, and all-wheel drive. The M3 Competition sedan is the quickest M3/M4 model. However, the Touring will be a hair slower due to the extra weight of the extended roof. Yet, it will still be a rocket.
A new M3 Touring is an exciting news for fans. In regions with cold winters, BMW now has a vehicle to compete with the Audi RS4 Avant. BMW M has never been successful in the many European markets where Audi RS Avants are because of their all-wheel-drive traction and waggon body types. Now that a true M Division competitor exists, it should be able to defeat its main adversary.
