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| − | |name= M3 (E36) |
+ | |name = M3 (E36) |
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+ | |origin = germany |
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+ | |manufacturer = bmw |
| − | |image= NFSS2UM3E36.jpg |
+ | |image = NFSS2UM3E36.jpg |
| − | |production= 1992 |
+ | |production = 1992 |
| + | |production2 = 1995 |
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| + | |eng = I6 |
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| + | |ref = <ref>Web link: [http://carmaniac.co.uk/overview/bmw-m3-1992-1999-id-78/modifications BMW M3 1992 - 1999 specifications]</ref> |
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| + | It is powered by a 3.0 litre inline-six engine with [[BMW]]'s VANOS variable valve timing and based on a redesigned chassis that includes a multilink rear suspension.<ref>Web link: [http://www.bmwmregistry.com/model_faq.php?id=14 BMW M Registry - FAQ E36 M3 3.0]</ref> |
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| − | It was the first M3 to have an inline-six engine and to be available as a saloon. Unlike the [[BMW M3 Sport Evolution|M3 E30]], it was not designed as a homologation car. |
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| + | The E36 M3 offers more refined driving characteristics in comparison to its [[BMW M3 Evolution II (E30)|homologation special predecessor]].<ref>Web link: [http://www.caranddriver.com/features/bmw-m3-buyers-guide BMW M3 Buyer's Guide]</ref> It was initially available as a coupé and became available as a saloon and convertible in 1994. |
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| − | The European M3 E36 was available with a 3.0L inline-six engine producing 282 bhp until it received a more powerful 3.2L inline-six unit in 1995. Production ended in 1999 and the M3 E36 was succeeded by the [[BMW M3 (E46)|M3 E46]] in 2000. |
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| + | In 1995, the M3 debuted in the North American market, albeit with different specifications. In 1997, the M3 underwent a facelift and was optionable with a sequential manual transmission. It was replaced in 2000 by the [[BMW M3 (E46)|E46 M3]]. |
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| − | ==='''Shift Series'''=== |
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| − | The BMW M3 E36 appears as a Retro Road car in [[Shift 2: Unleashed]] with a price tag of $19,900. It has a D 419 performance rating and a 3.05 handling rating. |
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| − | The E36 has powerful acceleration and |
+ | The E36 has powerful acceleration and good handling traits but also comes with a low top speed. It is competitive in most race modes, especially in [[Drift Race|Drift events]]. |
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+ | ===''Shift 2: Unleashed''=== |
| − | The BMW M3 E36 appears in [[ |
+ | The BMW M3 E36 appears as a Retro Road car in ''[[Shift 2: Unleashed]]'' with a price tag of $19,900. It has a D 419 performance rating and a 3.05 handling rating. |
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| + | The BMW M3 E36 appears in ''[[Need for Speed: No Limits]]'' as a Classic Sports class car. Its starting rank is 269 PR and the blueprints are available in Chapter 3: Wheely Fast. |
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| + | <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> |
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| + | <h4>'''Stock'''</h4> |
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| + | <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> |
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| + | The stock BMW M3 Coupé 1999 is a classic sports class car that requires 4 uncommon blueprints to unlock. The blueprints required to unlock the vehicle can be found from various sources; |
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| + | *Campaign - Chapter 3: Wheely Fast |
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| + | *Black Market |
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| + | *Upgrade Crate |
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| + | *Premium Crate |
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| + | *Chop Shop |
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| + | Receive 40 mechanic level XP by building up and 250 mechanic level XP by fully staging up this car.{{NFSNLCarSpecs|NFSNL_BMW_M3_E36_Carlist.jpg|csports|2|4|900|1000|950|269|4740|5100|4920|657|17 = c|18 = 4|19 = 6|20 = 8|21 = 15|22 = 25| | | | }} |
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| + | </div> |
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| + | </div> |
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| + | ===''Need for Speed: Edge''=== |
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| + | The BMW M3 E36 appears in ''[[Need for Speed: Edge]]''. |
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==Trivia== |
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| − | *The M3 E36 that has appeared throughout the Need for Speed titles is a US-spec model of the car. |
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+ | *The M3 E36 is featured in ''Need for Speed: No Limits'' with the appearance of the pre-facelift model despite being described as a 1999 model. |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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+ | <gallery spacing="small" orientation="square" widths="155" hideaddbutton="true"> |
| − | BMW M3 E36.jpg|Need for Speed: Shift |
+ | BMW M3 E36.jpg|''Need for Speed: Shift'' |
| − | NFSS2UM3E36.jpg|Shift 2: Unleashed |
+ | NFSS2UM3E36.jpg|''Shift 2: Unleashed'' |
| − | NFSS2UWorksM3E36.jpg|Shift 2: Unleashed<br /><small>(Works)</small> |
+ | NFSS2UWorksM3E36.jpg|''Shift 2: Unleashed''<br /><small>(Works)</small> |
| − | NFSNLM3E36.png|Need for Speed: No Limits |
+ | NFSNLM3E36.png|''Need for Speed: No Limits'' |
| − | + | NFS NL Darius' BMW M3 1999.png|''Need for Speed: No Limits<br /><small>(Darius')</small> |
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| − | + | NFSNLM3E36Molotov.png|''Need for Speed: No Limits''<br /><small>(Molotov Bodykit)</small> |
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| + | NFSNLM3E36Raijin.png|''Need for Speed: No Limits''<br /><small>(Raijin Bodykit)</small> |
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| + | NFSE_BMW_M3_E36.jpg|''Need for Speed: Edge'' |
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</gallery> |
</gallery> |
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| + | ==References== |
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{{Need for Speed - Shift Vehicles}} |
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{{Shift 2 Unleashed Vehicles}} |
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Revision as of 15:48, 13 April 2020
The BMW M3 (E36) is the second generation model of the BMW M3 series.
It is powered by a 3.0 litre inline-six engine with BMW's VANOS variable valve timing and based on a redesigned chassis that includes a multilink rear suspension.[2]
The E36 M3 offers more refined driving characteristics in comparison to its homologation special predecessor.[3] It was initially available as a coupé and became available as a saloon and convertible in 1994.
In 1995, the M3 debuted in the North American market, albeit with different specifications. In 1997, the M3 underwent a facelift and was optionable with a sequential manual transmission. It was replaced in 2000 by the E46 M3.
Games
Need for Speed: Shift
The BMW M3 E36 appears as a tier 2 car in Need for Speed: Shift with a price tag of $50,000. It is capable of a Works conversion and has a car rating of 4.10.
The E36 has powerful acceleration and good handling traits but also comes with a low top speed. It is competitive in most race modes, especially in Drift events.
Shift 2: Unleashed
The BMW M3 E36 appears as a Retro Road car in Shift 2: Unleashed with a price tag of $19,900. It has a D 419 performance rating and a 3.05 handling rating.
Need for Speed: No Limits
The BMW M3 E36 appears in Need for Speed: No Limits as a Classic Sports class car. Its starting rank is 269 PR and the blueprints are available in Chapter 3: Wheely Fast.
Stock
The stock BMW M3 Coupé 1999 is a classic sports class car that requires 4 uncommon blueprints to unlock. The blueprints required to unlock the vehicle can be found from various sources;
- Campaign - Chapter 3: Wheely Fast
- Black Market
- Upgrade Crate
- Premium Crate
- Chop Shop
Receive 40 mechanic level XP by building up and 250 mechanic level XP by fully staging up this car.
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 Classic Sports
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900 | 1000 | 950 | 269 | 
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  x4 Common Blueprints
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4740 | 5100 | 4920 | 657 |
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Stage Upgrades
  x6 Common Blueprints  x8 Common Blueprints  x15 Common Blueprints x25 Common Blueprints |
Need for Speed: Edge
The BMW M3 E36 appears in Need for Speed: Edge.
Trivia
- In Need for Speed: Shift, the player must use a E36 M3 in the Drift Competition event in London, where six stars can be obtained. There is also an invitational event with the car at Dakota GP.
- The M3 E36 is featured in Need for Speed: No Limits with the appearance of the pre-facelift model despite being described as a 1999 model.
Gallery
Need for Speed: Shift
Shift 2: Unleashed
Shift 2: Unleashed
(Works)
(Works)
Need for Speed: No Limits
Need for Speed: No Limits
(Darius')
(Darius')
Need for Speed: No Limits
(Molotov Bodykit)
(Molotov Bodykit)
Need for Speed: No Limits
(Raijin Bodykit)
(Raijin Bodykit)
Need for Speed: Edge
References
- ↑ Web link: BMW M3 1992 - 1999 specifications
- ↑ Web link: BMW M Registry - FAQ E36 M3 3.0
- ↑ Web link: BMW M3 Buyer's Guide