BMW 325i

Completely restyled for 1992, the 325i sedan borrowed its rounded lines from the bigger BMWs. Wheelbase grew by 5.1 inches, overall length by 4.3 inches. Interior volume expanded only modestly. Switching from a single overhead camshaft to dual cams, the inline 2.5-liter six-cylinder engine added 21 horsepower. A 4-speed, 3-mode automatic transmission was optional. Standard fittings included a driver-side airbag and antilock brakes. Convertibles, however, stuck with the previous design until 1994.

BMW introduced an old engine to the 3-Series lineup for 1998, the 2.5-liter inline-six that had been standard on the 1992-95 models. Called the 323, the new model was available only in coupe and convertible bodystyles. Side airbags are now standard on all models, and the convertible gets a full-automatic power top. The 3-Series was all new for 1999.

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Mid Sedan body with 4,520 length/1,817 width /1,421 high (mm) body dimension; 2,760 wheel tinder (mm); 1,460 net weight (kg); 5 passenger capacity; 6AT transmission; Rear Wheel running; Premium fuel with 63 liter tank capacity; 11 fuel consumption (km/liter); L6, DOHC, 24V engine type; 2,497 cc; 218 / 6,500 maximum power (HP/rpm); 250 / 2,750 maximum torsion (Nm/rpm); -/7.7 at 0-100 Kpj (MT/AT); -/242 maximum speed (Kpj (MT/AT); Standard power steering, ESP (Electronic Stability Program), Velg Aluminum, Central Locking, Immobilizer, Rear Parking Sensor, Driver & Front Airbag, Electric Review Mirror, AC and Audio.