Looking for 2004 BMW M3 news? Spoiler: there isn’t any—because the E46 is already legend.
In Australia, tidy manuals are trading around AUD 40k–90k; rough cars are cheaper, and unicorn CSLs live in a different tax bracket entirely.
What actually matters now is condition: get a proper pre‑purchase inspection and budget for preventative maintenance.
The usual villains still apply: rod bearings, rear subframe cracks, VANOS hiccups, and tired SMG pumps (manual conversions are a thing).
Numbers that made it famous: 3.2L S54 inline‑six, ~252 kW/365 Nm, 0–100 km/h ~5.0–5.5 s. Consult official documentation for exact figures.

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