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2012-05-16 @ 21:43 | © photo courtesy of: BMW
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They used the 3.2l inline-6 from the contemporary M3The M635SCI and its sibling the M5 were known as the The Z3 and its coupe version also got M versionsThe M3 was a very successful race car especially in FIA Group AThe M5 received a second generation in 1988The V8 M5 came in 1998And the E46 M3 came in 2000The E36 M3 came in 1992 but did not quite have the first car's racing successHere a street M3 (left) poses with the racing version (right)The M3 came in 1986The engine had 507hp and revved beyond 8,000rpmThe fourth M5 and the M6 coupe used a new high revving, 5.0l V10It used a 277hp inline-6 later used in the first gen M5 and M6It became the first M-badged modelThe M1 was orginally supposed to be a collaboration between BMW and LamborghiniThe M1 Procar raced with 400hp in a series set up by BMW, Max Mosley and Bernie Ecclestone  and BMW M3 GTRBMW M5BMW M535iO 320d está entre os mais de 3000 veículos doados pela BMW à organização dos Jogos Olímpicos de LondresÀ saída dos blocos o atleta olímpico expõe o seu corpo a uma força de 1GLewis-Francis venceu a medalha de ouro na estafeta de 4x100m nos Jogos Olímpicos de Atenas em 2004
The M5 received a second generation in 1988
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