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BMW M3 CS Sedan

2018 BMW M3 CS Sedan Review

Posted on May 21, 2018July 15, 2019 By Jarvis

The new BMW M3 CS is just like the even-faster M3 was, only even faster than that

The M3 left too many people whelmed: good without the greatness that sparked its predecessors. Then the upgrades rolled in, like the Performance Pack and the Competition and each time it felt sharper. Now the CS is as sharp as it’s ever going to get in this body shape, with more power, (a bit) less weight, Michelin Cup tyres and aero tweaks. And it all works.

The benchmark

There was a time when the BMW M3 was the entire world’s go-to junior sports sedan. No other car-maker consistently made fast, small-to-middling sedans in the M3’s early generations and nobody ever did it as well.
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