Photo: Autoart
It was the beginning of the 90s when BMW's E30 M3 was dominating the Deutsche Touring Masters Championship, or better known today, the DTM. That amazing piece of engineering was going head to head with the Audi Quattro and Mercedes-Benz 190E.
Today we spotted a couple of photos of one privateer BMW M3, that raced in the 1991 DTM Championship under Tic Tac's sponsorship. You know Tic Tac, right? It's that company that makes breath mints with low calories.
Hard to believe they sponsored a DTM Car but they actually did, and it looks in a certain way. Unfortunately, the driver the picked, Allen Berg, wasn't too good at his job and ended up somewhere in the last positions at the end of the season.
This particular diecast is available for purchase on specialized websites at around €125 and is made by the maesters from AutoArt.
Hard to believe they sponsored a DTM Car but they actually did, and it looks in a certain way. Unfortunately, the driver the picked, Allen Berg, wasn't too good at his job and ended up somewhere in the last positions at the end of the season.
This particular diecast is available for purchase on specialized websites at around €125 and is made by the maesters from AutoArt.
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