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1979 BMW 3 Series 320iReview
Insane 350 Powered Bmw — it is a pure unadulterated beast, roast the tires at the blip of the trottle, lord please protect my sweet ride as i start to slip and slid that i find the straightness in this ride, hang on here we go aaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, lol it is really a hand full of slip and slid tire smoking in your face ,line it up i an,t scared its time to have fun , enjoy Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) Pros: fast and scary when wide open Cons: too low Looking for a Used 3 Series in your area?CarGurus has 22,027 nationwide 3 Series listings starting at $1,350. |
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1979 BMW 3 SeriesReview
Yeah, It's A Beater, But It's The Best One I've Owned. — For reliable, daily transportation, you can't really beat an E21 chassis. The M10 engine is nearly bulletproof, and everything on the car is so simple to repair. I removed the engine and gearbox in about 2.5 hours by myself. It gets better than 25 MPG, an oil change is hardly more than 20 dollars, and the best tires in the world in the stock size are about 55 dollars each. Stock, the car isn't that much of a performer at all, but it's still fun to drive. Uprating the brakes and suspension, fitting a better exhaust and intake would really transform the car. Lowered with some oversized wheels, the E21 can look truly mean. Or, 13 inch steel wheels and an abundance of chrome make a classic statement. Watch out for rust, though. Pros: Cheap as dirt, easy to work on, unique car. Cons: Rusts while you look at it, has no performance compared to E30. |
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