Get ready to be amazed! Check out this gorgeous BMW M3 E30 with over 800 CV

BMW Motorsport was founded in 1972 and in a very short time it became something more than just a sports division. Shortly after, it revolutionised the scene with the launch of the legendary BMW M1, and years later, in 1986, with the arrival of one of the most impressive homologation cars in history; the BMW M3 E30. Now, a fan of this model has managed to give it over 800 CV and dressed it in one of its most iconic liveries, the Tic Tac design.

The BMW M3 E30 is already 35 years old and still stirs passion wherever it goes. Even as the years pass, the BMW M3 E30 remains the reference car for lovers of the most powerful letter in the world. If you like BMW, we are sure this creation will give you goosebumps, because this unit is meant as a special tribute to the car driven by Allen Berg in the 1991 DTM, known for the Tic Tac livery.

To develop this very special BMW M3 E30, the help of numerous specialists in the model’s accessories market was needed. The result is amazing… If you don’t believe it, check it out for yourself.

This is the BMW M3 E30 with over 800 CV of power

One of the strong points of the BMW M3 E30 is its widened bodywork. This unit can boast a wide-body kit from LTO, an original Tic Tac livery and a large rear spoiler on the boot lid. At the front, the splitter stands out powerfully, while at the rear, attention is drawn to the enormous diffuser. Inside, the original seats can be seen, both front and rear, as well as the door panels.

The dashboard features a new 3.5-inch screen, which allows monitoring of data such as power, fuel and even oil pressure. It also fits another screen that controls the air suspension system. The braking system consists of brake calipers and discs from a BMW 3 Series E46.

 

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This spectacular BMW M3 E30 is fitted with the S52B32 engine from the American BMW M3 E36. However, it has been upgraded to deliver over 800 CV thanks to new pistons and an intercooler. It is worth noting that the model can run on 91-octane petrol and ethanol.

The engine is paired with a five-speed manual gearbox from an BMW M3 E36, which has been optimised with a new clutch, pressure plate and a lighter flywheel. It also features a limited-slip rear differential and a system that lets you choose from seven different settings.