At the turn of the 21st century, the BMW E46 3 Series was a very desirable car indeed. The most popular company car in the UK was a handsome beast, beautifully engineered, well-packaged and smartly ...

I always knew I’d find my way back onto the M ladder eventually. Letting go of my 2005 manual CS wasn’t so much a regret as a short-lived privilege, one made increasingly impractical by its mileage, ...

This video reviews the BMW E46 M3, focusing on driving feel, engine character, handling, and everyday usability. It looks at what makes the E46 M3 stand out as a performance car and how it holds up in ...

The E46 BMW 3 Series might look like an evolution of the E36, but its journey from sketch to reality is worth a look. Which BMW 3 Series is the best 3 Series? You’ll probably hear the ...

This video reviews the BMW E46 M3, exploring its performance, handling, and what makes it one of BMW’s most respected M models. From road feel to driving response, it highlights why the E46 M3 remains ...

Evan Williams is an automotive journalist and mechanical engineering technologist with more than a decade of experience in the industry. He has written for the Toronto Star and AutoTrader Canada and ...

View post: Severe Storm Warning: Tornadoes, 80 MPH Winds, and Giant Hail Threaten Texas and the Midwest Buying a BMW M car like the iconic M3 is obviously dominated by the sheer breadth of performance ...

“Paul Rosche thought we had a hick NASCAR team running our M3 programme.” The words not of an observer or outsider, but BMW North America’s former head of product planning and strategy, Rich Brekus.

Not quite a Shed debutant this week but not far off it in the unmistakably stumpy shape of the BMW E46 325ti Compact. These chaps came along in 1993 as entry-level BMWs that were affordable for cash ...

If you're a BMW M3 fan, it doesn't get much better than the E46. Unless you have E30 M3 money, that is. For a certain generation, the E46 is basically the M3. Of course, wagons are always better than ...

The creator, who is partially deaf, discusses her crime thriller series, starring Rose Ayling-Ellis, Charlotte Ritchie, Andrew Buchan and Kieron Moore, for ITV and BritBox. By Georg Szalai Global ...