Bmw Wagon Modified

F31 to F81 Conversion The fact that BMW never offered an M-badged wagon in the F31 lineup didn't stop this Touring's owner from pursuing his vision of the ultimate performance wagon. Determined to create what BMW wouldn't build, he started an ambitious project and transform his F31 into a genuine M3. Their history of modified BMW wagons includes a 2006 530i xDrive, a 2007 328i xDrive, a five-speed manual 528i, a 2010 535i xDrive, and of course this beast of an E46 M3 Touring.

What was the inspiration behind the Baca's M3 build? This BMW M3 Touring has been modified by G-Power and it boasts no fewer than 690 brake horsepower, so it can give supercars a run for their money. Bid for the chance to own a Modified 2008 BMW 535xi Sports Wagon at auction with Bring a Trailer, the home of the best vintage and classic cars online.

Lot #195,778. BMW Plants The Seed The idea was originally hatched by BMW when they built a prototype E46 M3 Touring wagon and touted it as the ultimate performance people mover, but the project never made it to. This 2015 BMW 328i wagon has been fully transformed into an F80 M3 Touring with a 444-hp S55 engine, manual transmission, and CARB certification.

S54-Powered BMW E30 Wagon April 29, 2025 E30 Precision Sport Industries (PSI) gave this 1988 BMW 320i Touring several upgrades at their company in Winter Park, Florida. The project starts with a 3.2 L S54 inline. From drift E36s to stanced E92s and custom F80 M3s.

But given that BMW never made such a production model, what you're actually looking at is an extensively modified E91 328i wagon. The first thing you'll notice that's different about this wagon is that it's slightly wider than all the other E91s out there, and that's thanks to M3 fenders front and back. The G3M Bi-TURBO 800 Touring delivers 800HP, 900Nm, and a 330 km/h top speed, redefining high-performance wagons with G-POWER's expert engineering.