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Films: There Are No Substitutes For A BMW E30 M3
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There Are No Substitutes For A BMW E30 M3

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M3Fanatic
M3Fanatic
5 years ago

An absolute perfect example of an e30 M3. And as the title states, there is no substitute. Thank you for sharing. Nothing like driving an ///M!

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Suigeneris
Suigeneris
7 years ago

The E30 M3, from all angles is alive. A time machine that will take you back to when cars were made to drive and made you want to drive. So far removed from today’s anaesthetised A to B drones. Love this vlog. Thanks P.Licious.

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Leucea Alexandru
Leucea Alexandru
10 years ago

The car looks fantastic. The engine note is pure music. Congrats!

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Nickc
Nickc
10 years ago

Great video! The engine and exhaust note is fantastic…

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Brooks Wade
Brooks Wade
10 years ago

Seriously?! You guys really suck! After the e30 article yesterday I spent all night looking at them. I finally convinced my self, while laying awake in bed till way too late, that I really didn’t have room for one in my life even though I found one that is the perfect match to my E28 M5. Then you post this video and I’m back to square 1! Now if I can just get my RS6 sold relatively soon then I’ll be buying one…anyone need a 525hp AWD German sedan?

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Matthew Lange
Matthew Lange
10 years ago

Great video as usual, agree with some of the other comments about the noise, how do you position the microphone’s to pick up the engine sound so well (or is that a trade secret 🙂 )

Also curious is this a standard E30 M3 or one of the many derivatives?

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Josh Clason
Josh Clason
10 years ago
Reply to  Matthew Lange

It is a standard E30 M3. No trade secrets, there is a mic by the intake and one run by the exhaust. To be honest, there wasn’t much of a point of putting a mic by the exhaust as the E30 M3 is all intake noise.

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Steve Fitz
Steve Fitz
10 years ago

Is that exhaust tweaked? It sounds amazing. Great video.

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matthew wiseman
matthew wiseman
10 years ago

Where did you guys shoot this ?

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Giannis
Giannis
10 years ago

That engine note is just perfect. Another great video guys!

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Florijn Steenhuisen
Florijn Steenhuisen
10 years ago

My compliments dear Petrolicious Productions! The speed of this beautiful M3 was conveyed as rarely shown on video. Was it sped up a notch? Regardless of the answer this the crème de la crème of automotive storytelling and I think either this blog or your personal careers can go nowhere but forwards. Hopefully there will be some curves, corners and cameras involved, so all can keep enjoying it.

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Josh Clason
Josh Clason
10 years ago
Reply to  Florijn Steenhuisen

None of the footage was sped up.

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Matt Smart
Matt Smart
10 years ago

Another great story, fantastic that the guy was able to buy the car with a little bit of persuasion from the original owners wife.

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