Unlike its predecessors, the E39 M5 was not handbuilt at the BMW M GmbH
factory; it was produced on the same assembly line as the normal E39
5-series at the Dingolfing factory in Germany.
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The E34 M5 was produced from 1989 to 1995 at BMW M GmbH in Garching, Germany and like the previous M5, was entirely hand-built.
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In 1984 BMW GmbH had obviously switched brands of coffee.
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With the production of the E36 M3 ending in 1999 the E46 M3 was eagerly awaited.
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The first M5, which is based on the E28 5-Series, made its debut at the 1984 Amsterdam Motor Show.
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BMW launched the E92 M3 on September 8th 2007 in the UK. Looking
similar to the 335i E92 but with a new front air dam, quad exhaust
pipes, an aggressive hood bulge, an M6 style carbon fibre-reinforced
roof and vents on the front quarter panels reminiscent of the E46 M3.
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The 2001 E46 M3 appeared worldwide with the new 3.2 L S54B32 engine.
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The E30 M3 was first seen in September 1986 at the fFankfurt motor
show and was built with the Touring Car Championships in mind.
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The replacement for the E30 M3 first appeared at the 1992 Paris Auto
Show. This E36 coupe model got the 3.0 L S50B30 straight-6 engine,
which produced 286 hp (210 kW)
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Based on the 1986 E30 3-Series, the first M3 was introduced with a 2.3
L S14 engine, derived from the BMW M88 inline-6 block and the valve
train and head architecture from BMWs M1 and later M6 inline-6 cylinder.
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