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Would you like the new BMW M3 to look like this?

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Would you like the new BMW M3 to look like this? | Top Gear

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Unofficial render shows us how the next M Division sports saloon could appear

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Would you like the new BMW M3 to look like this?

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Unofficial render shows us how the next M Division sports saloon could appear

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Unofficial render shows us how the next M Division sports saloon could appear

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Would you like the new BMW M3 to look like this?

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Would you like the new BMW M3 to look like this?

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Would you like the new BMW M3 to look like this?

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Unofficial render shows us how the next M Division sports saloon could appear

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Can’t wait for the next BMW M3? Worry not, for a preview is here. Kinda. This is X-Tomi Design’s entirely unofficial render of M Division's all-new Three. And if X-Tomi’s past form is anything to go by, it ought to be a pretty close guesstimate of the real thing.

We’re still a bit undecided on the latest Three’s styling, but perhaps a bit of aggression will help make sense of its various lines and creases. The various M flourishes – including the M3’s (and M4’s) signature bonnet scoop – certainly make the fussiness somehow less fussy. Or is that just us?

As an unofficial digital design, there are naturally no stats to back this M3 up. Using the power of guesswork, we’d assume a twin-turbo straight-six petrol engine with somewhere in the region of 500bhp. You’d expect BMW to want to beat the Alfa Romeo Giulia and Mercedes-AMG C63 – both currently possessing 503bhp – after all, though some added lightness is likely to help the next M3’s performance figures, too. The standard 3 Series is around 55kg lighter than its predecessor.

Will it get a four-wheel-drive system like its big brother M5 (complete with drift mode, naturally)? Will it come only with a paddleshifter given how few people go manual? Will there finally be a Touring?

These are questions only BMW can answer. Let us know below what you would like to see from the new M3, and whether you’d be happy with it looking like this…

Image: X-Tomi Design

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Can’t wait for the next BMW M3? Worry not, for a preview is here. Kinda. This is X-Tomi Design’s entirely unofficial render of M Division's all-new Three. And if X-Tomi’s past form is anything to go by, it ought to be a pretty close guesstimate of the real thing.

We’re still a bit undecided on the latest Three’s styling, but perhaps a bit of aggression will help make sense of its various lines and creases. The various M flourishes – including the M3’s (and M4’s) signature bonnet scoop – certainly make the fussiness somehow less fussy. Or is that just us?

As an unofficial digital design, there are naturally no stats to back this M3 up. Using the power of guesswork, we’d assume a twin-turbo straight-six petrol engine with somewhere in the region of 500bhp. You’d expect BMW to want to beat the Alfa Romeo Giulia and Mercedes-AMG C63 – both currently possessing 503bhp – after all, though some added lightness is likely to help the next M3’s performance figures, too. The standard 3 Series is around 55kg lighter than its predecessor.

Will it get a four-wheel-drive system like its big brother M5 (complete with drift mode, naturally)? Will it come only with a paddleshifter given how few people go manual? Will there finally be a Touring?

These are questions only BMW can answer. Let us know below what you would like to see from the new M3, and whether you’d be happy with it looking like this…

Image: X-Tomi Design

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Unofficial render shows us how the next M Division sports saloon could appear