BMW 325i Convertible 1987

The 1987 BMW E30 Convertible belongs to one of the most iconic models within the BMW 3-series. Introduced in 1982, the second generation of the 3 Series immediately managed to appeal to a wide audience thanks to its sporty handling, timeless design and high-quality build quality. With the arrival of the convertible version in 1985, BMW added an extra dimension of driving pleasure to the model, combining open driving with the dynamics and balance for which the E30 is known.

This 1987 example is distinguished by a special feature under the hood: an Alpina B10 engine. Alpina's 3.5-liter six-cylinder engine is a significant upgrade over the standard engines that were available in the E30. Alpina, a renowned German tuner and manufacturer that works closely with BMW, is known for refining BMW engines and increasing both power and agility. This makes for a unique driving experience that is rare in an E30 convertible and gives the model an even more exclusive character.

The E30 is known for its balanced chassis and playful handling, and the combination with the more powerful Alpina engine makes this car even more appealing to fans of sporty classics. The direct handling, rear-wheel drive and linear power delivery of the six-cylinder contribute to a driving experience that can hardly be found in the modern automotive world anymore. This model offers a combination of elegance and sportiness that makes the E30 one of the most beloved youngtimers.

Although the car is drivable, it will need maintenance before it can return to full traffic. This is an important point to consider, but at the same time it provides a solid foundation for an enthusiast looking for a special E30 with an exceptional engine configuration. The convertible version of the E30 has gained popularity in recent years, thanks in part to its timeless lines and classic BMW character.

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