5 Unique and Forgotten BMW Models You Should Know About

🚗The BMW E46 M3 GTR stasa version was a limited production road car built to homologate the racing version.

🏎️The BMW E90 M3 CRT showcased BMW's use of carbon fiber technology and featured a 4.4L V8 engine.

🏁The BMW E60 M5 CSL had a lightweight carbon fiber roof and aerodynamic enhancements for improved track performance.

🛠️The BMW Z3 V12 was a unique project car that featured a 5.4L V12 engine in a compact roadster.

💪The BMW E34 M540i was a special model that received M-inspired design elements and shared components with the E34 M5.

How many BMW E46 M3 GTR stasa versions were built?

—BMW built 10 road-going versions of the BMW E46 M3 GTR stasa version to satisfy homologation requirements.

What was unique about the BMW E90 M3 CRT?

—The BMW E90 M3 CRT featured extensive use of carbon fiber technology, a 444 horsepower V8 engine, and distinctive exterior accents.

What made the BMW E60 M5 CSL special?

—The BMW E60 M5 CSL had a lightweight carbon fiber roof, upgraded aerodynamics, and a more powerful 5.4L V10 engine.

Why was the BMW Z3 V12 unique?

—The BMW Z3 V12 was an experimental project car that featured a V12 engine in a compact roadster body.

What sets the BMW E34 M540i apart?

—The BMW E34 M540i had M-inspired design elements, such as an M body kit and M mirrors, and shared components with the E34 M5.

00:00Intro to the five unique and forgotten BMW models

01:39The BMW E46 M3 GTR stasa version - a limited production road car built to homologate the racing version

03:57The BMW E90 M3 CRT - showcasing BMW's use of carbon fiber technology and featuring a 4.4L V8 engine

05:59The BMW E60 M5 CSL - a lightweight model with a carbon fiber roof and aerodynamic enhancements

07:52The BMW Z3 V12 - an experimental project car with a V12 engine in a compact roadster body

09:17The BMW E34 M540i - a special model with M-inspired design elements and shared components with the E34 M5