Unlock the Ultimate Drive: Build Your Dream 2025 BMW M3 Now
BMW has given the iconic 2025 BMW M3 a subtle refresh that will excite purists and new enthusiasts alike. Better yet, you can now build your own masterpiece via the US configurator, tailoring it to your specific desires and dreams. Despite only a few changes from last year's model, we've managed to create a version that maxes out at a jaw-dropping $114,500. Expect carbon brakes, matte paint jobs, and the rather debatable choice of an automatic transmission. Here’s the lowdown on what's available to make your 2025 BMW M3 truly yours.
Powertrain, Price, and Colors
For 2025, BMW offers three M3 variants: the base manual model, the Competition, and the xDrive Competition. Starting prices range from $76,000 for the manual version to $85,300 for the all-wheel-drive model, but all options are consistent throughout the lineup. The powertrain choices allow you to maintain that classic manual driving experience or opt for the more aggressive automatic setups in the Competition variants.
Color choices remain as varied and vibrant as ever. Free options include Alpine White and the electrifying Sao Paulo Yellow. For an extra touch of flair, you can upgrade to hues like Black Sapphire Metallic, Portimao Blue Metallic, the luxurious Dravit Grey Metallic, or the striking Toronto Red Metallic. High-end choices extend to Tanzanite Blue II Metallic, Isle of Man Green metallic, Brooklyn Grey metallic, Skyscraper Grey metallic, and Aventurin Red Metallic. Additionally, there are fresh matte choices: Frozen Brilliant White metallic, Frozen Portimao Blue metallic, and Frozen Pure Grey II Metallic.
In a notable update, BMW now offers silver wheels, specifically the Style 825M wheels, in a silver finish. These classically styled wheels bring a fresh, timeless appeal to the already sporty M3. Gone, however, are the Orbit Grey versions, making way for this streamlined update.
Interior Options for the 2025 BMW M3
BMW M3 interior - fjord blue/aluminum rhombicle">Inside, the 2025 BMW M3 offers three elegant trim choices. While Carbon Fiber keeps its place in the lineup ($950 extra), two new finishes make their debut: M Fine Brushed Aluminum and Aluminum Rhombicle Anthracite. Both new options are included at no additional cost, offering affordable luxury for any enthusiast.
Upholstery choices remain largely the same, offering a range of extended or full leather options, the latter of which requires a $2,550 upgrade. Color selections include the timeless black, the bold Fiona Red, the vibrant Kyalami Orange, as well as a mix of Silverstone/Black, Yas Marina Blue/Black, Tartufo, elegant Ivory White, and Fjord Blue/black. The interiors of these vehicles ensure you ride in style, no matter where your journey takes you.
Options and Packaging for the 2025 BMW M3
The new model year brings some exciting packaging changes. The standout is the $15,300 Carbon Package, which includes bucket seats, ceramic brakes, and an Alcantara-wrapped steering wheel among other premium features. While you might hope this price includes the Carbon Exterior Package, it does not; the latter is a separate $4,700 option.
The Executive Package now includes full Adaptive LED headlights, and while this enhancement brings the package price to $1,600 (an increase from $1,450), it remains a compelling option for buyers. Many features can still be added as standalone options, accommodating those who prefer an a la carte approach. Essential safety and driving assistance systems are bundled under the Driving Assistance Professional Package, holding steady at $1,700, offering good value for cutting-edge safety tech.
For those mindful of their budget, opting for minimal add-ons and sticking with the manual transmission allows you to keep your total cost under the $80,000 mark. This price point maintains the M3’s reputation as an affordable dream for driving purists. Ready to create your ultimate driving machine? Start building your 2025 BMW M3 and let your imagination run wild.