BMW M3’s: From E30 to E46 Which Is Your Favorite?
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A lively discussion unfolds as hosts and guests dive into the iconic BMW M3 lineage, comparing the beloved E30, E36, and E46 models. With insights from seasoned enthusiasts like Roy, Mike, and Rome, the episode explores personal experiences, unique builds, and the nostalgia tied to each model. The conversation touches on market values, the evolution of car culture, and the importance of originality in modifications. Listeners will appreciate the camaraderie and passion for BMWs, as well as the humorous anecdotes shared throughout.
We have a jam packed house at Analog & Grit as BMW subject matter experts Roy Prints, Mike Miggs, Rome and Josh join the podcast to talk M3’s. We discuss the first three generations of M3 and share which one we prefer best. Find out which M3 has gone up in value the most in the past 5 years.
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