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M3 Competition Touring for sale
Estate
€83,950
Browse BMW M3 Competition Touring currently available for sale.
Available cars vary widely in specification, mileage, model year and price, with both new and pre-owned examples, across multiple European markets. Buyers can compare different configurations, exterior and interior specifications, mileage and pricing to identify the one that best matches their requirements.
The inventory below reflects BMW M3 Competition Touring currently offered for sale and is updated as new vehicles become available.
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The G81 is the first M3 Touring BMW has ever put into production: an estate prototype had been built on the E46 and never reached the showroom. It is sold only as a Competition with M xDrive, which can send everything to the rear axle with the stability control switched off, and it weighs 1,865 kg. The Touring was launched directly with the dual curved display and iDrive 8, which the saloon only received with the summer 2022 update. Top speed is limited to 250 km/h, or 290 km/h with the M Driver's Package.
BMW has built cars at Munich since 1928 and aircraft engines before that, which is what the blue and white roundel of the Bavarian flag records. M GmbH was founded in 1972 to run the racing programme and has prepared the road cars that carry its letter ever since.
The available examples are all from the 2025 model year. 1 examples are listed as new and 1 as used.
2 BMW M3 Competition Touring are currently listed by 2 dealers across 2 countries.
FAQ
The BMW M3 Competition Touring uses the 2,993 cc S58 twin-turbocharged straight-six, with a closed-deck block and a 3D-printed cylinder head core, rated at 530 PS (390 kW) and 650 Nm since the 2025 model year.
The BMW M3 Competition Touring drives through an eight-speed torque-converter automatic driving all four wheels, with a rear-drive setting.
2 BMW M3 Competition Touring are listed on LUSSO, offered by 2 dealers across 2 countries.
The available examples sit mostly in Germany (1) and the United Kingdom (1).