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BMW M-Series
BMW M-Series are models based on the three-series compact executive car class. Initially, they were produced for BMW’s racing program but were later marketed for race enthusiasts. At present, these are available as sedans, coupes, wagons, and convertibles.
454 Questions
How many gallons does the gas tank in the 2003 BMW M3 hold?
The gas tank on the 2003 BMW M3 holds 16.6 gal..
What does it mean when your BMW M5 makes four long beeps when you lock the doors?
your battery is going dead
What is the cheat to unlock the BMW m3 on nfsmw on x box 360?
beat razor blacklist member 1 to get the BMW m3 gtr
How good of a car is the BMW m3 gtr in most wanted?
Odviously the speed and acceleration is awesome (even if it doesn't have a turbocharger)! Don't overlook the handling. The handling is really tight and it can slide really good. Trust me. The M3's handling is awesome.
How much torque does the engine in the 2011 BMW M3 have?
The 2011 BMW M3's engine produces 295 ft-lbs. @ 3900 rpm.
If you are interested in the value of the car then it would be best to stay stock. Any modifications will bring the price down. I own a 1970 Chevelle SS 396 convertible that I was offered $130,000.00 for it last night. It is all original so you determine what you want. Me, I prefer the price, and no I am not selling at this point.
I don't know. That's what I'm trying to figure out you ideot.
What type of car is a E36 BMW M3?
The BMW M3 E36 is an automobile in the three series of BMW compact executive cars. It first came on the market in 1990 and has been replaced by the E46 model. The shape of this automobile is sometimes called dolphin shaped.
Does the E46 BMW M3 need to be topped off with oil regularly?
yes, it is designed that way and completely normal. <--- this is absurd!
No, not necessarily. I don't believe any manufacturer would design an engine to intentionally burn/lose oil. You may need to top off your oil regularly depending on a few factors; 1. the condition of your engine; If your need to top off your oil every few weeks chances are you have put a lot of wear and tear on your engine block. Consider having your piston seals replaced. 2. The type of oil you use; If you drive an M3 I would highly recommend using fully synthetic oil, some more expensive German oils have anti friction technology which makes it even harder to burn and improves overall performance. 3 the way you drive the car; obviously, if you drive for 130+ mph for extended periods of time and are using regular oil, you will definitely generate enough heat to lose some oil... so to answer your question, NO should not have to top off your oil regularly in your e46 M3, unless any of those three conditions apply. Now on that note, you should still check your oil level at least once a month, top it off if nessisary.
Personally I drove an e36 M3 for 10000 miles over 10 months, often at very high speeds for extended periods of time and never had to add a single drop oil. The engine is obviously in near flawless condition and I use Lubro Moly MoS2 Anti Friction 10w40 oil. If your looking for the ultimate engine oil they also make a 0w40 which is endorsed by BMW.
It is normal oil consumption for ANY BMW to burn 1 quart with in 3k miles(conventional or synthetic). Look it up on BMWTIS. 10k on 1 oil change for 10 months could be considered abuse. Conventional oil is 3k miles, synthetic is 6k miles, regardless of these 10k to 12k oils.
