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The BMW M3 Touring has taken the automotive world by storm. Wagon enthusiasts eagerly place their orders for the highly anticipated G81 model. Frank van Meel revealed that the company was surprised by the overwhelming demand for this Audi RS4 Avant rival. The current demand for the M3 Touring is so immense. BMW had to adjust production by increasing capacity at its Munich plant, where this performance estate is manufactured.
The BMW M3 Touring has yet to make its way to the United States. This decision was primarily driven by prohibitive homologation costs. The base model of the first-ever M3 Touring, the G21, is not sold stateside. Additionally, the lengthy process of crash-testing prototypes played a role in the absence of the G81 in the US market. However, with the growing popularity of performance wagons, enthusiasts in America may still hold out hope for a future release.
Amidst the remarkable demand for the BMW M3 Touring, reports have surfaced suggesting that a limited-run CS special edition is being considered. BMW may seize the opportunity to diversify its portfolio further. The prospect of an M3 CS Touring has already entered the testing phase. Its production viability dependent on available capacity at the Munich plant. With BMW’s increased production output, the potential for a hotter derivative could become a reality in the coming years.
While waiting for an M3 CS Touring, performance enthusiasts still have enticing options in the BMW lineup. The M3 CS Sedan offers an exceptional driving experience, combining power, precision, and luxury. Additionally, the forthcoming M4 CS is expected to debut in 2024. With BMW’s commitment to delivering thrilling driving dynamics, these alternatives ensure that enthusiasts have exciting choices while awaiting the potential arrival of a hotter M3 Touring variant.
