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27.990,00 €
Andreas Lang Automobile e.K.
Inhaber: Andreas Lang
Im Grubengarten 13
D-78183 Hüfingen
Telefon: +49 (0)172 8339378
E-Mail: info@andilang-automobile.de
Handelsregister: HRB Freiburg
Handelsregisternummer: 3894
Umsatzsteuer-Identifikationsnummer nach § 27a Umsatzsteuergesetz: DE 317072231
Vertretungsberechtigt: Andreas Lang
| Power | 90 kW (122 PS) |
| Color | silver |
| First registration | 01/1979 |
Color: Polaris Metallic
Upholstery: Black leatherette
History:
In 1975, BMW introduced the first series of the 3 Series (E21) following the 02. It featured a more elegant, rear spacious two-door body style; a four-door version was never produced.
The carburetor engines were initially converted to regular gasoline, which increased power slightly but reduced elasticity.
The sedans, stylistically aligned with the 5 Series (from 1972), looked very appealing - they gained in stature and prestige compared to the 02 predecessors, albeit at very high prices for this size class.
However, they were accepted by a large circle of customers - the BMW image shone again with new brilliance.
Externally, the different types were almost identical, but the 316 and 318 had simple, single headlights, while the 320, 320i, and 323i had double headlights.
Additionally, the six-cylinder models bore a type badge in the radiator grille.