Did Bmw Make An E46 M3 Wagon
This M3 wagon has the relentless attention to detail you'd expect from a production-spec car, but BMW never made one. Forbidden Fruit: Creating the E46 M3 Wagon BMW Should've Produced Giving the long. BMW still hasn't brought over a touring model, but what if we just made our own E46 M3 Wagon, complete with the amazing S54 engine?
What happens when you love the BMW E46 M3 but also love driving gravel roads? You swap the S54 heart of the M3 into an AWD E46 touring wagon. Here's your chance to buy a BMW E46 wagon that's been converted to an M3 Touring, complete with suspension, braking, and interior upgrades. BMW built an E46 M3 wagon prototype, but never went into production.
Ronald Norat and his company Renner decided to build their own. The company started with a 2002 E46 Touring and swapped most of the powertrain, suspension, body, and electronics from a 2005 E46 M3. Under the factory M3 aluminum hood is a 3.2.
We are thrilled to be offering this E46 M3 conversion for sale on CARS & BIDS! Today I'm reviewing this dream wagon and I'll show you the many quirks and features. 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. BMW never officially sold an E46 M3 Touring, or any M3 Touring until the most recent generation, for that matter.
They did make a one-off E46 M3 wagon, but it rests in the BMW museum and sadly. The Story Behind the E46 M3 Touring Replica The BMW E46 M3 is a legend in the automotive world, known for its lively inline-six engine, great handling, and classic styling. The third generation M3, produced from 2001 to 2005, came only as a coupe or convertible-no wagon version was ever released, not in the US or anywhere else.
Although BMW built a one.