Description
The BMW E3, also known as the “New Six” or “Bavaria”, is a luxury sedan produced by BMW from 1968 to 1977. It was the first model in the BMW 7 series and is considered an important milestone in the history of BMW.
The E3 was intended as a high-quality, comfortable and powerful car, aimed at the luxury segment of the market. It was equipped with advanced technologies and luxurious features for the time, such as air conditioning, electric windows, power steering and an advanced braking system.
The BMW E3 was available in several engine variants, including six-cylinder petrol engines with different displacements and power levels. The most striking and powerful version was the BMW 3.0Si, with a 3,0-litre six-cylinder engine with fuel injection, which delivered impressive performance for the time.
The E3 is often praised for its elegant and timeless design, with clean lines and a classic look. It was a popular choice among luxury car enthusiasts and contributed to BMW's reputation as a manufacturer of premium vehicles.
