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BMWM3 Competition (2021-)
- Available new
- Large
- Petrol/Diesel/Mild Hybrid
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The M3 is BMW’s most iconic model, and this latest sixth-generation iteration follows a long line of highly revered performance saloons. It’s more powerful, luxurious and tech-laden than ever before, but both its size and weight have increased. Is it still the default four-seat choice for keen drivers, or has this latest M3 lost the driving magic of its forebears? Find out in our BMW M3 Competition first drive review.
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- Mar 2021Released
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