Description Believed to be the only RHD example in the UK; 192bhp 2.8 straight-six; 5-speed manual; extended leather dash and doorcards; custom stainless steel quad exhausts; H&R suspension; many new parts; one of only 7,600 made; all the looks of the iconic Z3M 'Breadvan' at a fraction of the price A proper old school hot rod, the BMW Z3M Coupe was a high performance version of the standard Z3 Roadster which was always considered a bit of a ‘hair dresser’s car’ by keen drivers.

With a vastly more rigid body and 321bhp on tap from its E36 M3 3.2 straight-six, the Z3M Coupe was the coolest and fastest BMW of its day, scorching to 60mph in 5.2 seconds with a top speed of 155mph.

A skunkworks project by the engineers in BMW’s M-Division, it was only reluctantly sanctioned by the BMW board on condition that it sold in sufficient numbers to make a profit.

To ensure this was the case, in addition to the c.6,200 M Coupes made between 1997 and 2002, another 7,600 or so were made with the 19...