BMW 325i Cabriolet (E30), 1991

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Chassis No.: WBABB11070EB93175

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BMW 325i Convertible (E30) - 1991 ERRATUM: Presence of corrosion (underbody, right rear). Chassis no. WBABB11070EB93175

French collector's registration French historic registration title "A beautiful E30 Cabriolet at an unbeatable price! "A handsome E30 Cabriolet at an unbeatable price!" The BMW 3 Series E30 Cabriolet appeared at the Frankfurt Motor Show

1985 and caused an immediate sensation: it was the first time that the

the Bavarian firm returned to the cabriolet segment since the

1960s with the 1600. Over its seven-year career, the E30

Cabriolet will be available with four different engines:

318i, 320i, 325i and M3.

Our example is powered by the 170hp 6-cylinder of the

325i version, mated to a manual gearbox. The

current owner purchased the car in 2007 from a collector

who had owned it since 1993! Today, the

today has just over 155,000 km, and is still accompanied by its

accompanied by its warranty booklet, and an interesting

file of invoices.

Today, the car is in relatively good condition, but traces of use are apparent on the bodywork (dents, scratches...).

(dents, scratches...), and the electrical system of the soft top has been

electrical system was decommissioned when the soft top was replaced.

The engine, coupled with the manual gearbox, offers

driving comfort rare in cars of this generation, a perfect blend of cruising and sporty driving. Its running

condition, but a regular service will be advisable for a smooth

to get off to a serene start, even though the last overhaul only dates from

May 2024. Please also note that the driver's side window

window mechanism no longer works.

This is an interesting purchase opportunity for an enthusiast

who wants to drive this summer with his hair blowing in the wind! ERRATUM: Corrosion (underframes, right rear). The BMW 3 Series E30 Convertible appeared at the 1985 Frankfurt

Motor Show and caused an immediate sensation: it was the first

time the Bavarian firm had returned to the Convertible segment

since the 1960s with the 1600. Over its seven-year career, the

E30 Cabriolet was offered with four different engines: 318i, 320i, 325i and M3.

Our example is powered by the 170 bhp 6-cylinder engine of the

325i version, coupled to the manual gearbox. The current owner

bought the car in 2007 from a collector in the French department

of Vendée who had owned it since 1993! The car now has just

over 155,000 km on the odometer, and is still accompanied by

its warranty booklet and an interesting file of invoices.

Today, the car is in a fairly good state of preservation, but traces

of use are visible on the bodywork (dents, scratches, etc.), and