3.0 CSL

The BMW 3.0 CSL is a legendary racing car and icon in the BMW Motorsport portfolio. Built by Karmann between 1968 and 1975, the BMW 3.0 CSL was a svelte 2,400lbs with 3.2-liter (340 hp)…

The law of supply and demand is very much alive in 2023, even though many scoffed at the idea of charging €750,000 for a re-bodied BMW M4 CSL. Despite the exorbitant price tag, the Munich-based…

BMW didn’t launch a supercar in 2022 when the M division celebrated its 50th anniversary but it did release the next best thing. No, we’re not talking about the XM plug-in hybrid SUV, but rather…

BMW is making only 50 units of the 3.0 CSL, but this isn’t one of them. What we mean by that is we’re looking at the company’s own prototype rather than a car built for…

After an online premiere in late November 2022 followed by a public appearance at the BMW Welt in Munich, the 3.0 CSL made its auto show debut this month in Brussels. Featuring the most powerful…

The golden age of traditional car shows may be over, but that doesn’t mean automakers are completely giving them up. Case in point, BMW is putting on quite the show these days in Belgium where…

Saving the best for last, BMW unveiled the reborn 3.0 CSL about a month ago as the highlight of the M division’s 50th-anniversary celebrations. The online premiere was shortly followed by the coupe’s public debut…

At the end of the day, the 3.0 CSL isn’t the dedicated mid-engined supercar enthusiasts had hoped it would be. With a rumored price tag of €750,000, many would argue it’s overpriced for what it…

The most expensive new BMW ever also happens to have the most powerful inline-six engine ever put in a production car by the M division. You’ll have to pay an eye-watering €750,000 for those 560…

The word “replica” has gradually been getting a negative connotation because of less-than-ideal project cars that fail to capture the essence of the original. This isn’t one of them since we’re dealing with a superb…