BMW M3 Pickup is thought to be BMW's first pickup was Caranddriver magazine revealed the first image.
Still use the 4.0-liter V8 engine, capacity of 414 hp of the M3, the power was transmitted to the rear axle through a 6-speed manual box, though official lap times have not yet been released, but according to BMW, the M3 Pickup reached a top speed of 300 km/h at Nurburging.
With many changes in the back, especially the suspension system, however, the M3 Pickup is lighter than the M3 convertible around 50 kilograms, and on par with the M3 Coupe in terms of aerodynamics.
BMW may not shock by using the M3 Pickup to make available the new pickup. But with these images, fans can hope to be driving a luxury pickup of Europe.
Still use the 4.0-liter V8 engine, capacity of 414 hp of the M3, the power was transmitted to the rear axle through a 6-speed manual box, though official lap times have not yet been released, but according to BMW, the M3 Pickup reached a top speed of 300 km/h at Nurburging.
With many changes in the back, especially the suspension system, however, the M3 Pickup is lighter than the M3 convertible around 50 kilograms, and on par with the M3 Coupe in terms of aerodynamics.
BMW may not shock by using the M3 Pickup to make available the new pickup. But with these images, fans can hope to be driving a luxury pickup of Europe.
