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Cardle of the Day – 3 August 2026
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Welcome back to another instalment of Cardle of the Day, the series where we play through the daily puzzle at Cardle and then spend a few hundred words celebrating over whatever car was hiding behind those crops.
Each day, Cardle presents five progressively less cropped photographs of the same car.
I wasn’t 100% right, but the game took my guess: BMW M3.
The benchmarkThe BMW M3 has been making enthusiasts argue since 1986, when the original E30 generation car arrived as a homologation special built to compete in touring car racing.
It was a racing car with number plates, and the road car carried that power convincingly.