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All photos 773 I (E30) 38 1986–1991 II (E36) 37 1992–1999 III (E46) 110 2000–2006 IV (E90/E92/E93) 314 2007–2013 V (F80) 164 2014–2018 VI (G80) 88 2020
bmw m3 pic #96057 2048 x 1536 5 2012
bmw m3 pic #94774 2048 x 1536 13 M3 E90 Sedan
bmw m3 pic #94773 2048 x 1536 14 M3 E90 Sedan
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bmw m3 pic #94771 1024 x 768 11 M3 E90 Sedan
bmw m3 pic #81874 1600 x 1200 40 M3 CRT — 2012
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bmw m3 pic #81867 1600 x 1200 37 M3 CRT — 2012
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bmw m3 pic #81865 1600 x 1200 31 M3 CRT — 2012

The fourth-generation M3 arrived in 2007 offering coupe (E92), sedan (E90), and hardtop convertible (E93) variants. Breaking with six-cylinder tradition, BMW fitted a bespoke 4.0-liter naturally aspirated S65 V8 engine that revved to a screaming 8,300 rpm with unforgettable induction acoustics.

Equipped with a carbon-fiber reinforced plastic roof on the coupe and an optional lightning-fast dual-clutch transmission (M-DCT), the E90/E92/E93 blended supercar-rivaling engine notes with effortless daily luxury, securing a unique place in M history.