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M3 Usa history
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The survey began in 1939 by the Office of Business Economics (OBE) to provide monthly estimates of change in manufacturing.
First displayed at the 1985 Geneva Motor Show, the M3 would feature extensive changes over the standard E30 car.
The original 1986 BMW M3 (E30) was developed strictly for racing homologation purposes at first.
As the 3 Series Convertible proved to be a hit with motorists during the late eighties, BMW decided to introduce an open top version of the M3 in 1988.
BMW released the Ravaglia and Cecotto limited edition E30 M3s in April 1989.
BMW introduced the next generation of the 3 Series in 1990.
By the end of the production of the first generation in 1991, a total of 17,970 units of the road-going Coupe were sold worldwide.
BMW went on to build nearly 18,000 M3s by the car's production end in 1991 to meet customer demand.
The new E36 M3 launched in 1992 with a vastly different design philosophy.
In 1994 BMW Australia produced fifteen special edition cars known as the M3-R for the Australian market.
It was in 1994 that the Coupe in United States specs made its American public debut at the Los Angeles International Auto Show.
The M3 Compact Concept was launched in 1996 and it was fitted with the same 321 horsepower 3.2-litre engine that came on the updated model.
In the United States, the M3 won 4 races in the IMSA GT Championship in 1996 in the GTS-2 class.
It was in 1996 at the New York International Auto Show that the new United States Model of the M3 E36 3.2 was announced and this featured a specialized S52 engine and electrical traction control system.
The following year, the M3 reached a new level by becoming the world’s first volume-produced car to introduce Sequential M Gearbox as optional equipment. It was in 1996 at the New York International Auto Show that the new United States Model of the M3 E36 3.2 was announced and this featured a specialized S52 engine and electrical traction control system.
The first concept of the car was created in 1997 by Ulf Weidhase and Martina Bachmann.
A practical, understated, four-door sedan version was offered by 1997 -- the same year BMW's sequential SMG gearbox first became available -- and a year later, the United States would finally get a convertible option.
BMW launched a limited run of 50 special edition models known as the M3 Evolution Imola Individual for the United Kingdom in 1998.
M3 USA was founded in 2000 with the goal of changing the world of medicine by making full use of our technology platforms and services.
The car finished third in the 2000 American Le Mans Series GT category and then first the following year when BMW introduced the V8 GTR version of the car.
In 2001, BMW wanted to enter the American Le Mans Series with their E46 M3, however, the 3.2-litre engine didn’t quite have the oomph that the race team wanted.
For the 2002 year, the M3 GTR was not entered into the series as BMW did not want to produce the 100 production cars and 1,000 engines needed for entry.
With the 3.0 CSL of the seventies being one of the most iconic BMWs of all time, the M3 CSL (Coupe Sport Leichtbau/Lightweight) had a lot to live up to when it launched in 2003.
In 2003, the M3 GTR returned to competition at the 24 Hours Nürburgring, with two cars being run by Schnitzer Motorsport.
BMW previewed the E90 M3 sedan at the 2007 Geneva Motor Show and launched the production version of the car at the Frankfurk Motor Show later that same year.
In November 2009, BMW announced the M3 GTS with production beginning the following year.
A GT4 version of the M3 was introduced in 2009 and was entered into various races and events.
A GT4 version of the M3 was introduced in 2009 and was entered into various races and events. It finished third in the GT4 SP10 class at the 2009 24 Hours Nürburgring and first at the ADAC Westfalenfahrt race at the same circuit.
When BMW retired the E30 M3 Pickup in 2011 they decided that a new version was in order.
Since 2014, the M3 has been solely produced in the sedan body style, due to the fact that the coupe and convertible models became rebounded as the 4 Series range.
After winning the 2016 season, BMW launched the DTM Champion Edition M4.
A new version of the M3 based off the G20 3 Series will be introduced for the 2021 model year.
The future…. What’s next for the amazing M3? BMW has announced that the new M3, codenamed G80, is set to begin being sold in 2021 and will debut with a S58 turbocharged straight-six engine.
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