This cult-classic E30 318is could be the pick of the litter.

This tiny and oh-so agile E30 M3 houses the almighty 5.0-liter V10 found in the E60 M5 and E63 M6.

Last week, we learned of the unfortunate passing of Paul Rosche, designer of BMW’s M-motorsport engines.

If you’ve been itching to get into a pristine E30 M3, and you’ve got the bucks to back up such want, this is your time.

Deciding which BMW is the best driver’s car is not an easy task. The lineage of BMW’s M division is littered with amazing race cars and road cars, but for argument’s sake, let’s narrow the list down to just two: the M1 and the E30 M3.

In many ways, the E30 318iS is the successor to the BMW 2002.

For the price of this E30 M3, you can get a slightly-loved Lamborghini Gallardo.