The 1996 BMW M3 is part of the model's second generation (E36) which added bolder styling and improved handling to the lineup. Sporting an athletic 3.0L inline-six engine, this performance vehicle is capable of delivering 240 horsepower, paired with a 5-speed automatic or manual transmission. It's offered in coupe and convertible body styles, emphasizing its versatile design and sporty aesthetics. This model is RWD, a signature of the M3's high-performance commitment. Standard features include dual front airbags, power windows, and air conditioning. Though it lacks in the infotainment department by modern standards, the M3 includes a built-in car communication system signaling BMW's early forays into car technology. The 1996 M3 exemplifies BMW's reputation for producing sleek, high-performing luxury vehicles.