[Contents] The BMW M3 was introduced in 1985 to win Group A touring car races. It was equipped with a special engine in the 3 Series, BMW's entry class at the time, and won numerous championships and victories. Since then, the M3 has continued to evolve as an icon of BMW's sports cars, and is still alive and well today. The new mold item released by Hot Wheels this time is the GTR, a homologation model based on the third-generation M3, E46, modified for the American Le Mans Series. It is equipped with a 4.0-liter V8 engine instead of the standard M3's straight-six, and features a lightweight body made with a lot of carbon and wide fenders to accommodate thick tires. On the other hand, the BMW 320 Group 5 is a machine based on the first-generation 3 Series and modified for the Group 5 standard, which was popular in Europe in the late 1970s, and is equipped with so-called silhouette fenders to slip through air walls with thick tires. Both the 320 Group 5 and the M3 GTR share the commonality of being race cars based on the BMW 3 Series, which has a brilliant track record. [Country of origin] Thailand [Ages] 3 and up [Perfect gift] Perfect as a gift for birthdays, Christmas, kindergarten or school entrance celebrations, or other special occasions. [Perfect gift] Perfect as a gift for birthdays, Christmas, kindergarten or school entrance celebrations, or other special occasions.
