also whats the proper way
if l do what zbouncer said would it ruin my brakes?

No, unless it is wet or snowing. If you buy a manual transmission then yes you can do a burnout. Learn how to drive manual, you will love it!

This car would definitely be able to peel out but because it is an automatic it may be difficult to peel out just by flooring the gas. The best way would be to press the brakes hard then floor it. Rear brakes r not as powerful as the front brakes so the engine will overcome them & the front brakes will hold the car in place allowing the rear wheels to spin & give u the awesome sound of squealing tires & if held long enough, the sweet smell of melting rubber. If u do not own the car yet, just get a manual transmission which will allow u to rev the engine & release the clutch swiftly (pop the clutch) & peel out.

l have owned a 1992 318i Manual transmission 4 cylinder & it would burn rubber no problem. l just bought my second BMW, a 1999 M3 Coup & without the ASM (Active Stability Management) it will peel out really easy!

Now go & have some fun. just do not get caught, believe it or not peeling out is against the law. ''Failure to maintain control of a motor vehicle'' cost me about $250 bucks.

Not really sometimes you can get a tire slip but its rare with an automatic. The car is more of a higher speed performer. That means you can leave just about any non really high performance American or Japanese car in the dust when you punch it at say 60MPH or so.. You want to burn out you will have to change the rear diff at the very least..

And doing the hold the brake press the gas trick will only break the rear diffs ring bolts..

Please do not F*** up another e30. They are beaten on enough as it is. It is an automatic and probably does not have a lsd. So do not even try. Instead of wasting rubber and trying to show off, why not go have some fun and drive on some nice curvy roads? It is cheaper then new tires and tons more fun.