If you already own one of the most extreme build drift S15's on the planet, what kind of car you would drive on a daily basis? It is the same question that Phil Morrison had to answer, in the end he chose this BMW E46 M3. It isn't the most modified M3 out there but it will surely turn some heads with its Eissenmann exhaust. The CSL bootlid is

Just found this pic of a E46 CSL going in hard at what looks like the Karussell on the Nürburgring. A car in its natural habitat and being used for what it was build for. Do any of the European readers have plans to visit the Nürburgring in the nearby future? Let me know in the comments. I wanted to visit the BMW Nürburg Test Center next

The E46 CSL that Paddy featured a few weeks back is a person favorite of mine, the same goes for Ronni Renaldi 's supercharged M3. I'm not sure if he wanted to build himself a CSLreplica, but with a E46 M3 he was off to a good start. In the end, I even think he has build himself something better! Ronni sure likes his cars, he previously owned

I can't describe the BMW M3 as an exotic but I do feel that it holds some sort of luxury. Every time I see one I'm a bit humbled by the looks and the power it holds beneath. I'm still a fan of Japanese metal, so when the owner of this M3 decided to mix things up a bit I knew I had to put it up here. The car rolls on the famous Work Meister