The new BMW M3 Touring was tested in an interesting way. The van was spotted being used in a strange way, namely to transport sacks of potatoes. The video of the car was posted on the supercar.fails Instagram page.
The short video was shot in Poland and shows the trunk of the BMW M3 Touring lined with a tarpaulin, the second-row seats folded down and sacks of potatoes loaded almost to the ceiling in the enlarged cargo area.
Zevzetsi claim that in this way the practicality of the car is demonstrated, because the BMW M3 Touring station wagon remains spacious and suitable for everyday life - it is a family sports car. The trunk volume is 500 liters in normal condition and 1,510 liters with the rear seats folded.
We remind you that the new BMW M3 Touring costs approximately 100,000 euros. The tuned version of the station wagon is equipped with a three-liter six-cylinder gasoline turbo engine with a power of 510 hp. The maximum torque is 650 Nm.
With an eight-speed automatic gearbox, the BMW M3 Touring can accelerate to 100 km/h in 3.6 seconds, and its top speed is limited to 250 or 280 km/h. It is not clear how long this car can accelerate to 100 km/h when it is full of sacks of potatoes :)