At the Ultrace Germany festival, an unusual project from Bleumode and NightRide.pl was showcased: a BMW E30 M3 body mounted on a structure made of four Suzuki GSX-R motorcycles. The show car is not intended for driving and was created as an art object. The car debuted at an event that took place outside Poland for the first time in 15 years.

Ultrace is known for its strict selection process: out of a global number of applications, organizers choose just over 1000 cars. The event format allows for the most unconventional projects, and this E30 M3 became one of the most discussed.

The car is finished in a Jägermeister orange livery, referencing BMW's racing history of the early 1990s. This design reinforces the project's connection to motorsport, despite its experimental nature.

The creators do not provide a clear explanation of the concept. According to them, it is an attempt to combine a car and a motorcycle into a single object that should be perceived as a visual experiment.

From a technical standpoint, the project does not appear suitable for movement. The BMW body is mounted on a custom frame, where four motorcycles are used as the base. This precludes traditional operation, leaving the car to serve as an exhibition piece.

Despite its lack of practicality, the project attracted public attention. Against the backdrop of classic cars, including the Bugatti EB110, and track modifications, such concepts highlight the diversity of modern automotive culture.

It is also worth noting that BMW participated in the event, celebrating the 40th anniversary of the M3 model. In this context, such a radical interpretation of the E30 looks particularly contrasting.

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