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For Wagon Wednesday I present the ultimate family car: the Lidl sponsored M3 Touring GT3!

At this year’s 24h of the Nürburgring I saw this car in person. The car is a stroke of genius, but the livery let it down, in my mind it did not convey the story and therefore did not do justice to the uniqueness of this built.

So, I designed the livery I think it deserved. Station wagons have always been performance wrapped in practicality, built for the school run with a boot full of groceries. So, I kept that joke going: what if LIDL sponsored the ultimate family car?

I would love to hear what the BMW community thinks!

At this year’s 24h of the Nürburgring I saw this car in person. The car is a stroke of genius, but the livery let it down, in my mind it did not convey the story and therefore did not do justice to the uniqueness of this built.

So, I designed the livery I think it deserved. Station wagons have always been performance wrapped in practicality, built for the school run with a boot full of groceries. So, I kept that joke going: what if LIDL sponsored the ultimate family car?

I would genuinely love to hear what the M-community thinks!

At this year’s 24h of the Nürburgring I saw this car in person. The car is a stroke of genius, but the livery let it down, in my mind it did not convey the story and therefore did not do justice to the uniqueness of this built.

So, I designed the livery I think it deserved. Station wagons have always been performance wrapped in practicality, built for the school run with a boot full of groceries. So, I kept that joke going: what if LIDL sponsored the ultimate family car?

I would genuinely love to hear what this design community thinks!

At this year’s 24h of the Nürburgring I saw the GT3 touring in person. The car itself is a stroke of genius, but the livery let it down, in my mind it did not convey the story and therefore did not do justice to the uniqueness of this built.

So, I designed the livery it deserved. Station wagons have always been performance wrapped in practicality, built for the school run with a boot full of groceries. So, I kept that joke going: what if LIDL sponsored the ultimate family car?

I would genuinely love to hear what this community thinks!