Have you ever tried to do donuts with a 318is E36? I tried once, didn’t put much effort to make the attempt succeed, but it seemed like the car’s power was not enough to do a decent donut like I always wanted to. Besides, I was worried about my car, so I couldn’t do the job right. I don’t know how you guys can do this to your cars . . really!. Anyway, today, I found this video for a BMW E36 318is doing donuts. What I want you to notice is the floor. It’s not snow, not wet and not sand. At least, these are all the cases I saw a BMW E36 318is doing donuts successfully in. So, I guess the donuts is possible in a BMW E36 318is after all, but it needs some determination and a heart like steel that won’t make you feel guilty after you enjoy your car a little bit. LOL! Anyone here would like to share thoughts about this subject?

Take a look, I hope you like this video.

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Take a look at this burnout in a BMW E36 325is. The burnout in place seems to be the hardest type of burnouts to me, but then, I’m no expert in that field. So, I’m going to leave the explanation for the experts here. How can you do this? Anyone tried this before? and most important to me, can a BMW 318is do that or you need a stronger engine?

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Check this out! Anyone knows what is this?

Take a look :-

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I absolutely love BMW E36 burnouts, but this one has went too far. Don’t you think? I mean even if I had this car for fun, I won’t treat her like this? What about you guys? Do you treat your babe like this?

Take a look :-

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This is a video of a BMW E36 M3 doing a very cool and fast burnout. It’s really cool for everyone except for the tires which are shredded at the end of it. Poor tires! Take a look guys and let me know what you think.

Enjoy :-

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