We’re referring to hyperpowered estate German vehicles here. It seems that this rare breed is about to get a new member. According to bimmerfile.com, BMW is considering expanding the M3 range with a wagon version.
The same source indicates that this idea has been considered ever since the early development stages of the current E9X generation and that the Germans have even built a test vehicle.
As the M3 is already offered in coupe, convertible and sedan versions and the 3-Series has a wagon version, all BMW would need to do is play with some parts, combining them. Of course we are talking about a niche within a niche here, but there could be a strong argument for the car to be built: competition.
The ultra-capable wagon market is already populated by Mercedes and Audi, as well as by Cadillac, so the Bavarians might want a piece of this cake too - if not for the sales, at least for the M division’s image.
We would be more than pleased to see such a practical monster being built. Just imagine how a trip around the continent (it doesn’t actually matter where you live) would be in such a car. Could anyone refuse the mix between high power, natural aspiration and a big boot?
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