Nadine Armstrong•23 Aug 2022
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A walkround of the 2022 BMW M3 Touring
Bavarian brand’s first M3 wagon oozes street cred and combines performance with practicality, but won’t be cheapThe first ever BMW M3 Touring has made its Australian debut ahead of its official local release in early 2023, when it will become the German car-maker’s first direct rival for mid-size luxury performance wagons like the Audi RS 4 and Mercedes-AMG C 63 Estate.
Available in a single Competition xDrive auto spec and powered by the same ballistic 375kW/650Nm 3.0-litre straight-six turbo engine as the BMW M3 and M4, the M3 Touring won’t offer much change from $175,000.
Join Nadine Armstrong for our first up-close preview of what’s shaping as the least compromised family-friendly M-car in recent years.
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