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I have used a lot of the information presented here in an article for the March 86G, which is the car which the BMW GTP as well as the Nissan R86V, Buick Hawk and March 88S are based upon. I have also added a link on the page to this article as it covers other cars related to this one and may well be useful in further reading. Fred E Coyote ( talk) 17:57, 22 August 2016 (UTC) reply