BMW has always had a knack for building practical performance cars, such as the BMW M3 sedan, X5 M SUV, and a handful of coupe sports cars that don’t compromise daily drivability. While these Bavarian ...

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Wagon fans and enthusiasts rejoice! Following in the footsteps of the M2 CS pocket rocket, the hardcore M3 CS and the excellent M4 CS, BMW is adding another track-focused CS model to its portfolio.

The world premiere of the BMW M3 CS Touring also marked another first - the inaugural BMW global debut in Australia - at the Mount Panorama Motor Racing Circuit, which is set to host the Bathurst ...

For years, many have considered the Audi RS6 Avant as the ultimate family car. Not only have all generations of the RS6 looked brilliant, but they’ve perfectly combined great power with impressive ...

American buyers may be restricted to only two-door and four-door BMW M3 and M4 variants, but the European market also gets a station wagon that can lap the Nordschleife in seven and a half minutes.

It's been a lengthy wait, but it should be worth it. The BMW M3 CS Touring seems to be right around the corner, and it was recently teased by the company on social media. Follow us: The Instagram post ...

The smaller of BMW’s performance wagons just got a significant performance bump. The German automaker’s performance division just unveiled a more powerful version of the M3 Touring called the CS.

Shortly after several teasers were released, the BMW M3 CS Touring has officially premiered. The German marque has taken off the covers to the new family hauler in Australia on the eve of the Bathurst ...

BMW has revealed its first M3 CS Touring The limited-edition wagon develops 543 hp from a twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter inline-6 Prototypes for the next-generation M3 are already testing in public view ...

BMW’s new M3 CS Touring just became the fastest wagon ever on the Nürburgring — with 543 hp, 0–60 in 3.5 seconds, and all-wheel drive grip. Too bad it’s Europe-only. While most automakers are busy ...