Bmw E30 M3 Touring

Browse and bid online for the chance to own a BMW E30 3-Series Touring at auction with Bring a Trailer, the home of the best vintage and classic cars online. There are 24 BMW M3. BMW stole the show at the 2025 Silverstone Classic with the M3 E30, CSL "Batmobile," 2002, and Z4 GT3 racing across multiple historic series.

Originally developed to satisfy homologation requirements for the Group A Touring Car Championship and DTM, the E30 M3 was launched in 1985 at the Frankfurt Motor Show. Compact, strong, sporty: this is just a small selection of attributes that describe the first BMW M3 with factory code E30 from 1986. Who could have imagined that it would become the most successful touring car in racing history?

The "M" That Never Was - Julian Serna's 1994 BMW E30 "M3" Touring - Photography by Romar Hiensch - Born as a homologated touring car, the original BMW M3 has motorsports blood coursing through its veins. From its boxed flares to its high-strung S14 4-cylinder engine, it stands stark in contrast to its base. The BMW E30 M3 stands as one of the most legendary performance cars ever created.

We're talking about a machine that perfectly blends racing pedigree with street-worthy practicality - something that's incredibly rare in today's automotive industry. Born from BMW's need to homologate their touring car racer, the E30 M3 wasn't just another sports car. It was a purpose.

The M3 started winning instantly and kept winning. Soon it was the winningest single touring car chassis ever raced. The car captured series titles in Germany, England, and Japan, and dozens of.

E30 BMW M3 Price The average price for an E30 M3, according to classic.com, is $86,829, and indeed, high-mileage examples can be had for under six figures, but for cars with lower miles, expect to pay north of $100,000. An in-depth historical and technical appraisal of BMW's E30-based Group A homologation special: the E30 M3 2.3 from 1986.