Despite the wave of Japanese drift cars that emerged during the ‘90s, the E36 proved to be an unexpected rival that had just as much scope for customization as anything that Japan had to offer. It’s exactly why you should choose a BMW E36 3 Series as your first drift car. It has just enough power for fun, sideways driving, while also being
A BMW Individual E36 Touring is a worthwhile addition to any BMW collection. The car in question was a 1996 BMW Individual 323i Touring finished in Estoril Blue over a blue-and-black interior. At first glance it looked like an M3, despite the 2.5-liter M52 engine under the hood.
Nico DeMattia January 31, 2020 / 3 minutes read 2 comments As many of you may already know, my first car was an BMW E36 3 Series, a 328i sedan to be more exact, and I loved it. In fact, This is a big compilation of me building my E36 Trackcar!In this video you will the process in 1 year of building this car, from stock to full track car. A lOn top of the price, let’s break down the key components which make the BMW e36 328i great for drifting: -The 328 model comes with an excellent straight six cylinder engine (code M52b28) with plenty of torque to spin those rear tires even in naturally aspirated form. The 328’s were made from ’95-98 and the m52 made 190hp and 207lb ft ofChDZe.