BMW M engineer Jörg Weidinger ran around the Green Hell in 7 minutes and 29.5 seconds.

Shortly after the M2 CS became the fastest compact car at the Nurburgring with a lap time of 7:25.5, BMW’s performance ...

BMW has set a new Nürburgring benchmark for production estate vehicles, with the M3 CS Touring completing a lap of the Nordschleife in 7:29.490. The lap, recorded in April and confirmed today, makes ...

BMW gives the M3 Touring the CS treatment and creates another absolute dream of a driver’s car – and the fastest estate to ...

In any case, if you’re not already a patron of the station wagon establishment, BMW’s M division has all the proof you need.

The BMW M3 CS Touring has set a new standard in the automotive industry by claiming the title of the fastest wagon on the ...

The new BMW M3 CS Touring just clocked a 7:29.5 lap time at the Nürburgring, making it the fastest production wagon in ...

A precise look at the performance and handling of the 2025 BMW M3 CS Touring during a 0–60 mph acceleration test. Captured in ...

BMW is quick to point out the M3 CS' torque curve, but this is for good reason. With nearly 500 lb-ft of torque on tap, its peak pull is realized by 2750 rpm and continues all the way to 5950 rpm.

Now that the current generation BMW M3 and M4 have been out for a few years, the high-performance variants are officially in full swing. Last year saw the M4 CSL be revealed, but this year BMW ...

BMW has ruled out selling the M3 Touring in the U.S. It's possible an M3 CS sedan based on the updated M3 will eventually arrive, though BMW hasn't made any announcements in this regard.

The M3 CS starts at $119,695 including destination in America, assuming you can still find one. In Canada—where just 72 examples landed—it’s an eye-watering $150,480 CAD.