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At a time when automatic transmissions dominate the market, the BMW M3 (G80) with his manual 6-speed transmission The flag for the traditional driving experience is (still) high. As one of the few in its segment that still allows the choice of a manual switch, the M3 has always held a special position. But everything has an end, and in Japan this is now announced with the M3 MT Final Edition (unfortunately). The special model, which appropriately concludes the era of the manual switch at BMW, is strictly limited to just one 150 vehicles limited and exclusively via one Special website available. Interested parties must register by March 27th to be included Lottery procedure to come for one of the coveted places. The M3 MT Final Edition not only marks the end of an era, but also serves as a harbinger of what is to come M3 facelifts MJ. 2024, which will, among other things, introduce innovations in headlight technology.
2024 BMW M3 MT Final Edition
The edition is characterized by a unique range of lacquers, whereby 50 cars each in Alpine White, Sapphire Black and Brooklyn Gray will be available. The rims in this format add a particularly elegant accent 19 inches at the front and 20 at the rear in design Styling double spoke 827 M and with a finish in Gold bronze Matt. Despite the approaching end to the topic manual gearshift In the M3 in some markets, including Japan and Great Britain, hope remains for German fans. Because in Germany it is expected that both the LCI M4 Coupé and the LCI M3 Limo will continue to be available 480 PS strong six-cylinder and 6-speed transmission will be available. The M3 MT Final Edition is in any case more than just a car, it is a collector's item, a homage to "real driving" and a symbol of the longevity of manual transmissions in a changing automotive world.
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