1st Drive in my New BMW M3 Touring | Michelin Winter Tyres | 4k

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Running Order of this video;

00:00 Intro
02:08 New Features/Options
04:55 The Run in period
06:45 The Michelin Winters
10:58 Drive Torque Podcast
12:16 Dynamic Driving
15:20 Royal Steering Wheels

DISCLAIMER:
*Some footage from this video may be edited and or sped up for cinematic effect.
*Some footage was also filmed on private land.

[ethanthomas]

Looks better with the stock rims in my opinion. Awesome spec!

[GWatts]

BMW really did something with all the color options. My favorite are the frozen colors and the light blue one. This looks amazing aswell. They all are so good

[ZnotheWin]

The wheel hop being experienced typically occurs on many high performance cars with aggressive steering geometry. It's called the Ackermann effect, and like you said is normal. It typically is experienced at slow speeds, full wheel lock, and cold tires.

[andrewhurstcars]

Big step-up from a normal paint to a full Individual colour

[alanmillbrowprivate]

I ordered my first “real” car yesterday. BMW M240i. Your videos are really helpful and informative. Looking forward to coming to the event and saying hi 🚗💨

[ShaunRoberts]

The first time they charged me for the running in service, it pissed me right off, still does actually, I'd never been charged for it before, they pretty much rinse you for these cars now, so I think an FOC running in service isn't too much to ask.

[neyko_NE]

It was an honour to meet you today, Sir. Love the paint and yellow headlights. Gives it a little bit CS vibe.

[johnmcrae]

Totally agree on changing to winter tyres in the cold, wet and snowy months.
Living in Scotland, I currently have Pirelli Sottozero fitted to my 335d Touring and they have been excellent during the past few winters. Also the safety factor they provide when I’ve got my grandson in the car, is very reassuring. Stunning car you have there.

[minimalistinlife]

Solid argument for good Winter tires from one driver that actually drives alot. Aka good advice you can really on.

[tjlazr]

I have these tyres on my M2 CS, i’ve driven in minus 14 and they just keep on gripping, they work amazingly in the cold AND wet too, making a BM genuinely useable in winter…totally recommended !

[TooChEASY]

That green looks absolutely amazing!!!

[Number]

Good to see you dude! As you know I don’t really like the modern stuff much but have to say this M3 in this colour and spec does look awesome!

[grayknight]

Awesome Joe! Tell your friends at BMW that we want the *M3 Touring* brought to the United States 🇺🇸 asap.

[gregp.]

My 2019 X3 got the exact same Michelin winter tires 3 winters ago. Absolutely love them!

[harperium_]

I think you've set a record for the most new M3's...

[ahlsn]

Love the subtle rotation in every corner. I'm on my 4th new car and every one of them have been 10-15 min driving from the dealership to get the engine warm and then I do full pedal to the metal lol. No M-level cars unfortunately though, but they've been holding up fine for the 3 years ownership at least.

[fannieditshego]

That British Racing Green on that M3 Competition is just perfect, perfect, perfect.

[PeterKirton-nuiv]

Love that colour Joe. I agree about winter tyres but my mileage these days does not warrant the expense.

[ibana]

I am pondering the BMW M2/M4 cars, And now I need to go look at the M3 Touring. That Green Joe ! Stunner

[Schwabz]

Hey Joe, we have this autonomous driving package on our M40i X3. And you are correct you can let go of the steering wheel for a brief second in the car will steer in the direction of the turn. You can also rest your hands on the steering wheel, which is what Bmw recommends if you remove your hands from the steering wheel too long, the steering wheel will flash at you and disengage and warn you, but it’s advised not to let the car drive for you.