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In the 70s and 80s, the Schnitzer Motorsport stable entered BMWs in the DTM and other circuit competitions. In view of their success on the track, the Schnitzer family decided to open a "car preparation" branch in 1987. The first project was based on the queen of its day, the BMW E30 M3. The result was the ACS 3 Sport. In addition to a body kit that reinforces its brutal side, the ACS 3 also offers a reworked engine to deliver 245hp, with 273 Nm at 4700 rpm.
