Pictures: BMW's April Fool M3 bakkie

Let your inner hillbilly fantasize over these images of an M3 bakkie that BMW actually created, and tested on the Nurburgring, for its 1 April festivities. The once-off creation shares its 309kW heart with the M3 Coupe and features a Targa roof as well as the ability to haul 20 golf bags in its aluminium-clad load bin, which has a payload of 450kg.

Let your inner hillbilly fantasize over these images of an M3 bakkie that BMW actually created, and tested on the Nurburgring, for its 1 April festivities. The once-off creation shares its 309kW heart with the M3 Coupe and features a Targa roof as well as the ability to haul 20 golf bags in its aluminium-clad load bin, which has a payload of 450kg.

Let your inner hillbilly fantasize over these images of an M3 bakkie that BMW actually created, and tested on the Nurburgring, for its 1 April festivities. The once-off creation shares its 309kW heart with the M3 Coupe and features a Targa roof as well as the ability to haul 20 golf bags in its aluminium-clad load bin, which has a payload of 450kg.

Let your inner hillbilly fantasize over these images of an M3 bakkie that BMW actually created, and tested on the Nurburgring, for its 1 April festivities. The once-off creation shares its 309kW heart with the M3 Coupe and features a Targa roof as well as the ability to haul 20 golf bags in its aluminium-clad load bin, which has a payload of 450kg.

Let your inner hillbilly fantasize over these images of an M3 bakkie that BMW actually created, and tested on the Nurburgring, for its 1 April festivities. The once-off creation shares its 309kW heart with the M3 Coupe and features a Targa roof as well as the ability to haul 20 golf bags in its aluminium-clad load bin, which has a payload of 450kg.

Let your inner hillbilly fantasize over these images of an M3 bakkie that BMW actually created, and tested on the Nurburgring, for its 1 April festivities. The once-off creation shares its 309kW heart with the M3 Coupe and features a Targa roof as well as the ability to haul 20 golf bags in its aluminium-clad load bin, which has a payload of 450kg.

Let your inner hillbilly fantasize over these images of an M3 bakkie that BMW actually created, and tested on the Nurburgring, for its 1 April festivities. The once-off creation shares its 309kW heart with the M3 Coupe and features a Targa roof as well as the ability to haul 20 golf bags in its aluminium-clad load bin, which has a payload of 450kg.

Let your inner hillbilly fantasize over these images of an M3 bakkie that BMW actually created, and tested on the Nurburgring, for its 1 April festivities. The once-off creation shares its 309kW heart with the M3 Coupe and features a Targa roof as well as the ability to haul 20 golf bags in its aluminium-clad load bin, which has a payload of 450kg.

Let your inner hillbilly fantasize over these images of an M3 bakkie that BMW actually created, and tested on the Nurburgring, for its 1 April festivities. The once-off creation shares its 309kW heart with the M3 Coupe and features a Targa roof as well as the ability to haul 20 golf bags in its aluminium-clad load bin, which has a payload of 450kg.

Let your inner hillbilly fantasize over these images of an M3 bakkie that BMW actually created, and tested on the Nurburgring, for its 1 April festivities. The once-off creation shares its 309kW heart with the M3 Coupe and features a Targa roof as well as the ability to haul 20 golf bags in its aluminium-clad load bin, which has a payload of 450kg.

Let your inner hillbilly fantasize over these images of an M3 bakkie that BMW actually created, and tested on the Nurburgring, for its 1 April festivities. The once-off creation shares its 309kW heart with the M3 Coupe and features a Targa roof as well as the ability to haul 20 golf bags in its aluminium-clad load bin, which has a payload of 450kg.

Let your inner hillbilly fantasize over these images of an M3 bakkie that BMW actually created, and tested on the Nurburgring, for its 1 April festivities. The once-off creation shares its 309kW heart with the M3 Coupe and features a Targa roof as well as the ability to haul 20 golf bags in its aluminium-clad load bin, which has a payload of 450kg.

Let your inner hillbilly fantasize over these images of an M3 bakkie that BMW actually created, and tested on the Nurburgring, for its 1 April festivities. The once-off creation shares its 309kW heart with the M3 Coupe and features a Targa roof as well as the ability to haul 20 golf bags in its aluminium-clad load bin, which has a payload of 450kg.