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I really enjoyed this story.

[mecheng77]

That was one of the better M3 documentaries !

[StradaRedlands]

Great video M2CS, thanks for posting!

[Jbrown7403]

Superb video!

[F87EVO]

One of the best if not the best E30 M3 documentaries.

[Cortexiphan]

If the original 3 series was released today, you'd see someone sharing this car's (Lada) pics in every single thread.

[tuffode]

Originally Posted by Cortexiphan

If the original 3 series was released today, you'd see someone sharing this car's (Lada) pics in every single thread.

There's no meaningful similarities between a E21 and a Lada besides that they are way boxier than today's cars.

[Cortexiphan]

Originally Posted by tuffode

There's no meaningful similarities between a E21 and a Lada besides that they are way boxier than today's cars.

I agree.
Just like there's no similarities between i7 and Kia except that they have split lights. Just like that.

[cfm56d7b]

Originally Posted by F87 M2 CS

One of the best if not the best E30 M3 documentaries.

My sentiment is analogous. The very best video on the subject. 3 is a nice prime number.

[M3_Legend]

Great post I wish the M3 was still made with Motorsport first in mind not luxury.

[jfritz27]

That was a fun watch

[NotSharocks]

RIP to BMW making good cars.

[TractionControlDelete]

I saw this a few days ago. This is one of the better videos

[DanG]

Thanks for posting. I definitely enjoyed it.

[Igor_M5]

Absolutely LOVE this guys content, his LF-A docu turned my emotions into liquid.

[cbertels]

Originally Posted by Cortexiphan

I agree.
Just like there's no similarities between i7 and Kia except that they have split lights. Just like that.

IDK, my non-enthusiast wife though the new x7 was a Hyundai and then bashed on that headlight design. Similar remarks for the 7-series. The Telluride checks most of the same boxes as the latest euro people-haulers for far less coin. I think BMW and it’s competitors need to do a better job showing where that money goes, aside from subscription-based options.

[Teutonic]

I wish BMW have the same aproach of beautiful design as back then and the same aggressive determination in being the best.

Today, is a washy marketing driven manufacturer with a grotesque design in many of them.

Honest to God, when this design team will go, get fired or literally dissapear, I will throw a party. My problem is, I don’t think that I will have the opportunity to buy an exceptionally designed vehicle with a NA engine from BMW anymore…

Definetely keep my unicorns that have a proper design and a proper cockpit interior. The new exterior design and the new tv on wheels interior is nowhere near my taste…

[///MPhatic]

"What was created was possibly the best driver's car ever built, and it was called Lotus Elise."

Fixed.

[psuibmw]

Originally Posted by Cortexiphan

If the original 3 series was released today, you'd see someone sharing this car's (Lada) pics in every single thread.

That’s a nice car

[Kevin_The_Clean1]

Excellent video here. Still think the E90 was on of the last examples of M's pure racing heritage in a street car.

[IAm3]

Thank you for posting! Now I feel like I want an e30…..anybody want to trade for a 1999 M Coupe with 43,000 miles on it?:-). Wish BMW would go retro and make an e30 production run for a few years — light, simple, with minimal electronics.

[BMWCCA1]

Wonderful video. The enthusiasm came through! It was especially gratifying to see Sam Smith's cameo.

The veneration of the M3 and the claims of it's legacy, almost completely ignored the turnaround that BMW engineered with the New Range cars—especially the 2002 whose impact on the company was far greater and in fact saved the company.

And why did I get the feeling they had to consciously avoid mention of the E21 320 Turbo race car? Was its lightweight success and the drama it brought to racetracks a threat to the premise of this video? Those of us who owned, drove, and loved BMWs even before there was a Motorsport Division know just how thrilling those cars were to watch. They deserved at least a passing mention, like the 2002!