Mat Armstrong pairs his M3 rebuild with a hidden-unit reveal
A collection tour broadens the BMW update as Mat Armstrong MK2 draws more than thirteen times its usual daily views.
Why this story? The whole channel is running at 4,594,695 views a day, 13 times a normal day (342,147).
REBUILDING MY NON RUNNING BMW M3
Bugatti factory invitations have supplied plenty of intrigue on Mat Armstrong MK2, but the latest upload brings things back to a BMW that won't run. There is more than engine work on offer: Armstrong also promises an unseen tour of his car collection and a look inside a unit he has never shown before.
"REBUILDING MY NON RUNNING BMW M3" has passed four million views since its Sunday release. Alongside it, daily viewing across the channel has climbed to roughly 4.6 million, a sharp departure from its usual pace. That is a channel-wide jump, rather than a tally belonging to the M3 video alone.
The BMW is a continuing project. September's Veyron parts update also included an attempt to rebuild the M3 F80's engine, so this upload picks up a repair thread that has been sharing space with the Bugattis.
And for all the exotic machinery in the recent titles, a BMW still heads this channel's most-watched regular uploads: the complete crash-damaged M5 Competition rebuild.
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Where next?
The videos drawing views on Mat Armstrong MK2 right now
- Channel
- Mat Armstrong MK2
- Subscribers
- 3,450,000 ▲ 10,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 5,903,816
- Channel views, pace per day
- 4,594,695 (on a normal day: 342,147)
The numbers
Daily views across Mat Armstrong MK2 have risen sharply above their usual level.
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Which Aston Martin features in one of Mat Armstrong MK2's most-watched full rebuilds?
The channel's popular full-build upload follows the rebuilding of a crash-damaged 2019 Aston Martin Vantage.





