2005 Bmw M3 Gtr Hero
EA Games and the gaming community are celebrating 30 years of Need for Speed™. To mark the anniversary of this genre classic, BMW M is showing the 100 per cent real version of what might be the most famous racing game car in the world: the BMW M3 GTR from Need for Speed™: Most Wanted from 2005. The E46 BMW M3 GTR was the hero car of 2005's Need for Speed: Most Wanted.
The ninth installment of the game focused on street racing once again, with the player competing with 15 other elite. We're talking about the BMW E46 M3 GTR and Need for Speed Most Wanted from 2005, of course. And by no means are we suggesting that the M3 GTR's racing merits pale in comparison to its digital footprint, but rather embracing the fact that - nearly two decades on since Most Wanted launched - it continues to be revered and celebrated by past, present and future gamers around the world.
The custom M3 GTR race car features the same instantly recognizable blue-and-silver livery as the car that starred in the 2005 video game. The real-life car is built on the #42 Team BMW Motorsport. The 2005 BMW M3 is a small luxury sports car that seats five people, sold as a coupe and a two-door convertible.
It's similar to the BMW 3 Series but comes with notable performance upgrades. The BMW M3 GTR single. But as a refresher for those unfamiliar, the hero car from the 2005 video game Need For Speed: Most Wanted is a BMW M3 GTR finished in a unique blue and silver hue.
Discover how the BMW M3 GTR became a legend in Need for Speed: Most Wanted (2005). Learn about its real. A replica of Most Wanted's famed M3 GTR is on display at the BMW Welt exhibition until 6th January.
To celebrate the 30 th anniversary of Need for Speed and the release of Unbound's Vol.9 update, BMW has created a real-life version of Most Wanted's iconic hero car, the 2005 M3 GTR E46. On display was a BMW M3 GTR Strassenversion, the street version of the BMW M3 GTR that the NFS Most Wanted hero car is based on. For me, this is Need for Speed's ultimate hero car." "The iconic silver with blue striping is still seen on modified E36s in the real world nearly a decade after the game's release, which speaks volumes.