///Ms that never make it to US

[JGM3E3632]

"These ///M cars were never officially sold in America. Over the years some have been privately imported." Courtesy of Roundel Magazine May 2004 Issue


Damn our emission standards, I say to hell with them.
3.0CSL
E30 M3 Sport Evolution
E12 M535i
E30 M3 Cabriolet
M1
E34 M5 Touring
M635Csi
E35 M5 Cecotto
E28 M535i
E34 M5 Winkelhock
E30 Evolution 1
E30 Evolution 2
E36 M3 GT
E36 M3 (286-hp)
E36 M3 (321-hp)
E30 M3 Cecotto
E30 M3 Ravaglia
E46 M3 CSL
[driving2]

 

[daihard]

What is the E36 M3 GT? Is it the equivalent of the M3 Lightweight in the U.S.?

 

[daveygravey]

What is the E36 M3 GT? Is it the equivalent of the M3 Lightweight in the U.S.?

its the last of the e 36 m3 with all the bits on it big breaks fantastic trim inside red and black leather short shift it goes on have a look at one great car better than the new m3

 

[S///MITH]

its the last of the e 36 m3 with all the bits on it big breaks fantastic trim inside red and black leather short shift it goes on have a look at one great car better than the new m3

I believe that you are speaking of the GT2, which was a very limited production model that was released the last year of the E36 (only in Europe). From my understanding, the GT2 was mechanically identical to the EVO, but had limited edition red/black interior (suede/leather and seats were sick!). Not to be confused with the ///M3 GT, which was a 1995 production car that only came in Brittish racing green, and had some alluminum body panneling, if I'm not mistaken. From what I understand, it was basically the Euro version of the US imported ///M3 light weight. I am pretty sure that both cars were produced by BMW Individual Divison, along with the Lightweight. Nice call though on the GT2, as most people do not even know of its existance.

 

[daihard]

I believe that you are speaking of the GT2, which was a very limited production model that was released the last year of the E36 (only in Europe). From my understanding, the GT2 was mechanically identical to the EVO, but had limited edition red/black interior (suede/leather and seats were sick!). Not to be confused with the ///M3 GT, which was a 1995 production car that only came in Brittish racing green, and had some alluminum body panneling, if I'm not mistaken. From what I understand, it was basically the Euro version of the US imported ///M3 light weight. I am pretty sure that both cars were produced by BMW Individual Divison, along with the Lightweight. Nice call though on the GT2, as most people do not even know of its existance.

Thanks for the info... no wonder I didn't know about the model. Those of us in North America area always f***ed...