BMW M3 "Cecotto" - The joy of sporty driving
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Summary
From 1986 to 1990, BMW built the M3 E30 as the base model for Group A racing. The M3 was a winner both on the road and in racing and has long since become a classic. Well-preserved examples are expensive and anyone who sits behind the wheel immediately understands the enthusiasm for the four-cylinder M3. This report portrays a rare special model "Cecotto" of the M3 and tells the story of the M3 of the E30 series. There is also a sound sample.
This article contains the following chapters
- A new sports regulation as a trigger
- Clear differences to the series
- Series production from summer 1986
- Enthusiastic press
- The best Evo sedan?
- Incredibly agile and direct
- Further information
Estimated reading time: 9min
Preview (beginning of the article)
The BMW M3 of the E30 series is considered the quintessential sports sedan of the eighties, so to speak. And rightly so? When the FIA announced at the beginning of the 1980s that the touring car groups 1, 2, etc. would be replaced by the new groups N, A, B, etc., BMW decided to get heavily involved. They set their sights on Group A, but quickly realized that in order to produce the required 5,000 vehicles in a year, a near-series model was needed that could be manufactured on the same production lines as the public cars. The decision was made to use the two-door three-door model from the then still secret E30 series as the basis. The development of the sports version ran parallel to the work on the normal series version, as this was the only way to ensure optimum integration in advance during production.
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