A flight from Dubai, 2,500 miles across the UK, and a full night track day for Mission Motorsport. Chris Harris makes the case that the M3 CS Touring is the greatest all-round performance car ever built.
Top Gear’s Chris Harris had his beloved BMW E28 M5 stolen in Bristol—but thanks to a fan, the car was found and returned, albeit with some damage.
Chris Harris reviews the 2025 BMW M4 CS on track, praising its grip, brakes, and daily usability in a sideways sliding drift session.
The ex-Chris Harrys BMW M5 CS is up for grabs again. It has 14,309 miles on the clock and can be yours for £124,950 ($162,000).
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Chris Harris owns one of the 1,009 BMW M5 Touring E61s ever made. See him have fun behind the wheel of his super wagon at the Llandow Circuit.
Chris Harris just published his video review of the G87 BM M2. It's no secret that Harris has been a fan of the M2 but does he love this one?
In his latest video review, Chris Harris drives the BMW M3 Touring around the track to prove that it's still a proper M3.
According to Chris Harris, who owns a BMW M2 CS, it might be worth it to see your M2 CS for the newer-gen car.
Chris Harris recently took delivery of a BMW M5 CS and decided to invest in paint protection film (PPF) for the front fascia.
In his latest video, Chris Harris shows off his new BMW M2 CS, wrapped in Irish Green, as he hoons it on track.
The motoring journalist also thinks the Rolls-Royce Cullinan looks like a Chinese knockoff of itself and not a fan of sports activity coupe
