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New BMW M3 CS 2018 review - pictures

by: Auto Express team

20 May 2018

Go to: BMW M3 (2014-2018) review

The BMW M3 has been one of the leading performance saloons for decades.
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A mild facelift saw new hexagonal lights added in 2017.
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The M3 is 80kg lighter than a standard BMW 3-Series.
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Aggressive bumpers and sporty alloy wheels help mark the M3 out from the standard 3 Series.
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Despite the console and dash being covered in swathes of Alcantara, the interior remains distinctly BMW.
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The head up display helps keep drivers' eyes on the road ahead.
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BMW’s iDrive infotainment system comes as standard and fits in well with the dashboard design.
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The 480-litre boot is on par with that of the Audi A4.
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The M3 measures 4,630mm, meaning there’s plenty of space for all passengers inside.
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