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BMW Classic Cars for Sale

The Bayerische Motoren Werke (Bavarian Motor Works), also called BMW, came into being by a merger of the two large companies Rapp Motor Works and Bavarian Airframes in 1916. Since then, BMW is one of the most traditional and successful German automotive companies.

BMW`s entry into the automotive industry

After initially only producing aircraft engines, the company started specialising in the construction and sale of engines and motor vehicles of all kinds after changing the name from Bayerische Flugzeugwerke AG (BFW) to Bayerische Motoren Werke AG. In 1923 the BMW R 32, the first motorcycle, was unveiled. In 1928 BMW expanded into the automotive field. It took over the Eisenach Dixi-Werke and produced the Austin Seven which was built there under license, and later on produced under the name BMW 3/15. The BMW 3/20 PS was one of the first own productions whose body was produced at Daimler-Benz. Nevertheless, in the 1920s and 1930s the technically and qualitatively high motorcycle models remained the symbol of the company.

The BMW classics

In the early 1960s the company would regain success on the automobile market, especially with the models BMW 1500, 1800 and 2000. The 2-series was the basis for the sporty image of BMW, which is characteristic of the Bavarians until this day.

Among the most popular classic car models of BMW are, for example, the BMW 328, 503, 507 and the 2-series. The rarest BMW classic car is the BMW 507, of which only 252 were produced.

With the BMW 503 the company achieved great success because it marked a turning point in the design of car bodies. The model was the transition from the pre-war body to the luxurious body within the automotive industry.

The BMW logo

The BMW logo is designed in the Bavarian national colours. Inside the logo a circle is quartered, resulting in four parts whose corners are white and blue. This represents a propeller.

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1972 | BMW 3.0 CSL Group 2

Schnitzer BMW CSL 3.5 liter Group 2

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1973 | BMW 3.0 CSL

1973 BMW 'CSL Batmobile' 3.5-Litre FIA

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1972 | BMW 3.0 CSi

BMW E9 3.0 CSi - Nut to bolt restored - extreme well documentated

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1974 | BMW 3.0 CS

BMW E9 3.0 Malaga Red - Nut to Bolt restored - US California coupe - 3.8 motor

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1974 | BMW 3.0 CS

BMW 3.0 CS Baikal Blue - nut to bolt restored with 3.8L engine

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1973 | BMW 3.0 CSi

BMW 3.0 CSi Fjord Blue - Nut to bolt restored and full options

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1974 | BMW 3.0 CSi

Sahara Beige - Restored to your Specs - 2024

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1972 | BMW 3.0 CS

Polaris Silver over Black leather 4-speed BMW 3.0 CS

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1973 | BMW 3.0 CSL

Fully restored, Mint Condition, Matching #'s

£258,026
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1973 | BMW 3.0 CSL

Inka, Mint Condition, 5-speed, A/C

£193,509
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£32,259
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