We're in Forbidden Fruit World with this car.

Talk about catnip for car enthusiasts.

It's a wagon.

It's a great wagon.

It doesn't matter that it's cool looking and has all kinds of power and drives well.

It's a wagon.

That's all it matters.

Here's the thing though.

This is the M3 touring, which is the M3 with the be-retief,

in wagon form that we don't get in the states but a couple of things

have struck me already one of them is that I'd heard it mentioned and now I've seen it

the Euro plate is like half covering the ugly uh-h ugly and it makes it more palatable.

Half cover the ugly, all cover the ugly, I don't care, cover the ugly and it's actually a little bit better, but you're

right it works for Euro. It's the AC Schnitzer

aCS 3 sport the touring this thing is 43,000 dollars on top of the base car

price 43,000 euros so we're talking 122,000 US dollars for this car.

$22,000 wagon and that might sound off-putting.

It does sound off putting.

You can get into the beginning of the M3

for $75,000.

Sure.

We're at 120,000, but I know you're headed there.

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