1995 BMW 325i Cabriolet
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1995 BMW 325i Walk Around
Description
The BMW E30 3-Series, which came in two-door, four-door, convertible, and estate body styles, spanned more than a decade of production (1982-1994) and holds a distinctive position in automotive lore. Its convertible variant marked BMW's transition from coachbuilder-created convertibles to in-house factory production. Combining the practicality of its sedan counterparts with the allure of open-top motoring, the E30 Convertible epitomized elegance and fun.
While the number of E30 models can be daunting, one universal characteristic is a balanced chassis and sharp, predictable handling, thanks to MacPherson struts up front and the semi-trailing arm rear suspension.
Six-cylinder models with BMW’s fantastic M20 engine included the 320, 323 and 325. Transmissions for E30 models, meanwhile, included Getrag four- or five-speed gearboxes, as well as ZF automatics.
The E30 3-Series' enduring appeal, even decades later, underscores BMW's design ingenuity and engineering excellence. Enthusiasts still cherish its timeless design and dynamic driving experience, affirming the E30's status as one of BMW's most iconic creations and a testament to their dedication to automotive innovation and craftsmanship.
Highlights
Beautifully maintained 29-year-old 325i
Finished in Bright Red paint with black convertible top over Gazelle Beige leather interior
Powered by a 2.5 liter DOHC inline-six engine rated at 188 horsepower and 181 ft-lb torque
Four-speed automatic transmission
Power top
Factory AM/FM/cassette stereo
The chassis number (WBABJ6325SJD41574) decodes as:
W – Germany
B – BMW
A – Passenger car
BJ632 – Model code
5 – Check digit
S – 1995 model year
J – Regensburg (Germany) assembly plant
D41574 – Sequential production number
Clean CARFAX Vehicle History Report
All required service recently completed
Used car inspection preformed
Timing Belt replaced
Valve cover gasket replaced
Features
Rear-wheel drive, two-door convertible/cabriolet
E36 chassis
Power seats
Air conditioning
Instrumentation:
160-mph speedometer
RPM
Fuel level
Temperature
Digital clock
Center console with:
Cigar/cigarette lighter
Ash tray
Change organizer
Storage
Locking, lighted glove box
Michelin Primacy MXV4 205/60R15 tires
Storage netting on backside of each seat
Rear ashtray
Acceleration: Zero to 60 mph in 6.9 seconds
Wheelbase: 106.3 inches
Overall length: 174.5 inches
Width: 66.9 inches
Height: 54.8 inches
Weight: 4,266 pounds
Known Imperfections
Paint chips up front
Paint chips on front side of side mirrors
Scratches on lower section of grille
Wear on lower passenger-side door molding
Tires are at least 15 years old (Rear tire manufacture date: Week 33 of 2008; Front tire manufacture date: Week 35 of 2009)
Included
Spare tire
Jack
BMW cabin filter
Owner’s manual
Warranty information, accident guidelines and checklist, winter tire applications and recommendations
Ownership History
According to the accompanying CARFAX Vehicle History Report, this 1995 BMW 325i has had six southeast Michigan owners from new — six owners who had it consistently serviced during the last three decades. The original buyer titled the 325i in Farmington and owned it the longest (more than 10 years) before selling the car on 8 June 2015. Since then, the BMW has resided in Commerce Township, Bloomfield Hills, Keego Harbor, and Royal Oak, all in the Detroit area. CARFAX lists no accidents or major repairs in 29 years.
Additional Notes
A Broad Arrow Group Consignment Specialist is working as an agent on behalf of the owner of this vehicle.
Contact: Craig Zimmerman Phone: 586.707.5811 Email: cszimmerman@hagerty.com