Launched in 2010, the BMW M3 GTS represented the most extreme expression of the E92 platform.

Just 138 examples were ultimately produced, making it one of the most prized M cars in existence—but the model’s appeal runs much deeper than rarity and investment potential.

Finished in striking Fire Orange, the GTS featured a more powerful version of the standard M3’s V-8 engine.

An increase in capacity from 4.0-litres to 4.4-litres offered an additional 30 horsepower, while torque increased from 400 Nm to 440 Nm.

A carbon fibre roof, polycarbonate rear windows, and titanium exhaust silencer contributed to a kerb weight of just 1,530 kilograms, with coil suspension with adjustable dampers and huge six-cylinder front brake callipers completing the track-ready package.

This example was delivered on 1 October 2010, prior to being registered in its native Germany on 15 April 2011.

It remained with its first owner until April 2021, when it joined The M Power Collection.

The car retains rar...