Used 1983 BMW 3 Series for Sale Nationwide
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Michael R
Reviewed a 1983 BMW 320i Coupe RWD on Jul 17, 2009
Performance was very good, the build quality was exceptional. Didn´t had any repairs in all of the years. The cost of ownership (gas) was acceptable, while the funf factor was really very good. So overall the car was worth all the money
Stewart N
Reviewed a 1983 BMW 320i Coupe RWD on Jan 8, 2010
Classic BMW build quality, fantastic handling (as long as there's no snow) and the sports suspension gives a fantastic feel to an already pokey engine. Great boot size and the compartment is a dream to sit in, nice touch with the electric bucket seats that adjust to grip you snuggly in position.
Tom P
Reviewed a 1983 BMW 3 Series on Jul 17, 2008
12/1987 Bmw e30 318i M40B18 G240 Quite simply its a classic. Well, an M3 of that era is a *real* classic, but this is more realistic for a first car. its lightweight and modified with aftermarket shocks, springs, sticky tyres and lightweight racing wheels (boring the non technical people by now) to out-handle most cars half its age (its 21, two years my elder) and is a real driver's car. You cant make others understand the passion until they've given it a thrash down a twisty road. Its fantastic.
Bruce M
Reviewed a 1983 BMW 320i Coupe RWD on Jun 13, 2008
Interior: Basic Exterior Styling: Box type design. Looks sporty with the M3 sports Kit Performance: Quick acceleration with the 'S' more on. Can outrun most of the cars on the Highway Overall Impression: It's a great car. However needs some attention under the hood especially with the engine cooling system under the hot desert sun.
1983 BMW 3 Series Trims
| Trim type | MSRP |
|---|---|
| 323i | -- |
| 315 | -- |
| 325 | -- |
| 316 | -- |
| 320i Coupe RWD | $13,535 |
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