A few years ago BMW’s iconic M3 high-performance sedan branched out into M4 coupe and convertible versions, and now the range is about to get a fourth body style with the first-time addition of a station wagon.

The Touring will be the first long-rumped version of the M3, and only the second M-badged station wagon after the M5 Touring...

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