1989 BMW 3-Series

325i Convertible

6 Cylinder 2.5 Liter

Automatic

Gasoline

Power Windows

hkhadra23 Store I have the title in hand! 114k original miles! clear title, engine was rebuilt in 1998. This car works perfectly and all it needs is a new battery and intake which run for about $500 with labor included. I put thousands into this car to make it look this good. Please contact me with any questions 6304331189 or email me at hkhadra23@gmail.com. Brand new interior items, convertible top, and dashboard. This car is a classic and a beauty! You will not be disappointed. It is a true collectors item. It is a real auction with no reserve. The E30 was sold from 1982 through 1991 in saloon form, through 1993 in convertible form. The E30's introductory price of US$18,210 was nearly double that of the E21 just 7 years earlier, but the availability of a six cylinder engine and 4-door body style (in 1984) earned sales. The torquey "eta" six in the 325e produced 121 hp (90 kW) and 172 lb·ft (233 N·m) of torque, but met the strict emission standards of the time. The E30 was the most powerful compact BMW offered in the United States since the 2002 Tii. The lineup was joined in 1985 by the high-output 325i and 325is. Though the engine displacement was reduced to 2.5 L, output was up to 168 hp (125 kW) but torque dropped to 164 lb·ft (222 N·m) as the company focused on performance rather than economy. The rev limit for the new motor was raised from 5000 rpm to 6500 rpm. The 325is was an upgrade from the standard 325i, as some new features were added to the car as standard. These included the full electrics package, BMW sports seats, black roof-liner, BMW "iS" rear lip spoiler, front 2" valance spoiler, BMW 14 inch BBS wheels "Basketweaves" and a Close Ratio gearbox. Other features also found on the 325is were options, however over time, some have been mistaken for standard features. These options include a Limited Slip Differential (LSD), leather interior, sunroof and BMW 15 inch BBS wheels (with an offset of ET24, were only available in Europe, Japan and the Middle East). Options differed on vehicles produced in the United States. In 1986 a left hand drive only all wheel drive version, the 325ix, joined the lineup with a touring version being introduced in late 1987. The four-cylinder 318 was dropped in 1985, but was brought back with a new, 1.8 L DOHC motor (M42B18) for 1991. In the end of 1987, BMW introduced the touring version of the E30. It was very popular during its production up to 1994. It was available with a 1.6, 1.8, 2.0 or 2.5 litre engine and also 2.4 litre turbo diesel. The most powerful American BMW E30 in 1989 came in the form of the M3. It used a 192 hp (143 kW) S14 straight-4 with a 4-valve head adapted from the M88 six and Bosch fuel injection. Key Features Class Luxury Model 3 Series Year 1989 Engine Size 2.5L - 6 Cylinders Seating Capacity 4 Seats · 5 Seats Fuel Type Gasoline Style Luxury Pricing Original List Price $24,650 - $33,850 Current Retail Price $4,488 - $6,267 On Aug-30-10 at 10:55:28 PDT, seller added the following information: Click to see supersized image Click to see supersized image Click to see supersized image Click to see supersized image Click to see supersized image Click to see supersized image Click to see supersized image Click to see supersized image Click to see supersized image Click to see supersized image Click to see supersized image On Aug-30-10 at 10:58:03 PDT, seller added the following information: Click to view supersize image Click to view supersize image On Aug-30-10 at 12:17:25 PDT, seller added the following information: Click to view supersized image Click to view supersized image Click to view supersized image Click to view supersized image Click to view supersized image Click to view supersized image Click to view supersized image Click to view supersized image Click to view supersized image Click to view supersized image