At a current bid of $50,000 with seven days remaining, this 850CSi looks like a strong value in the making, because the rarest and most desirable E31 trades well above that figure. Classic.com shows ...

Brett T. Evans has more than a decade of experience driving, writing about, and evaluating automobiles. His early career comprised writing about pre- and post-war classic cars, as well as late-model ...

The world’s only M3 pickup truck lived a working life before anyone knew it existed. BMW built a secret E30 M3 pickup in 1986 for internal factory use. It was hidden until 2016, making a public debut ...

Forty years after the original E30 BMW M3 turned a touring car homologation special into a permanent fixture of the enthusiast canon, the celebration is taking a smaller form. BMW’s classic ...

I've been looking for an E30 for a while and wanted one before prices skyrocket. I was lucky enough to find a 325IS coupe in decent condition (Not a daily driver but a good enough for weekends). I ...

Follow the final mechanical steps in transforming a classic BMW E30 into a roadworthy masterpiece ready for the demanding German inspection. This episode covers the precision troubleshooting of engine ...

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This iteration of the mighty BMW M3 has been called everything from reasonable declarations like “perfectly balanced” to outsized praise like “God’s own chariot.” Hyperbole aside, fans do have a point ...

Homologation specials are known far and wide for their appeal in the classic car world. These limited-production sports cars offer unique components intended for motorsport, but make them available ...

Most of the time, automakers tend to keep their lineups and naming conventions pretty similar from market to market, as it ensures consistency and brand recognition. However, occasionally, things like ...