- 1991 BMW 318is Coupe
- 1.8L Naturally Aspirated I4
- 5-Speed Manual
- RWD
- White Exterior
- Beige Interior
- Original Owner's Manual
- MacPherson Strut Front Suspension
- Semi-Trailing Arm Rear Suspension
- Rack-and-Pinion Steering
- Manual Sunroof
Germany is known for a great many things but for us petrolheads, you can forget about the food and tunes, its all about those epic examples of performance in motion. For years, Germany has been at the forefront of automotive engineering and churned out some of the best motors of the past year and even today, get behind the wheel of a German classic and you are treated to a drive experience thats built on the foundation of an expert touch and design. Present today is a true German classic and takes shape with this lovely 1991 BMW 318is Coupe. This clean example is reported to have just over 39,000 miles since new and comes included with an owners manual.
Exterior and Interior
The modern day collector's market features a variety of machines that one could get in and enjoy, machines like this 1991 BMW 318is Coupe with its white exterior is all the rage due to its survivor status and low mileage. Being a low mileage example doesn't necessarily mean the car is in excellent shape, a brisk walk around this German classic however and you would find a completely clean German machine ready to turn heads at your local car meet. The factory styling also makes its way to the factory wheels with BMW centercaps in place. Modern day cockpits are decked out with the latest in connectivity and comfort but lose one important factor: connectivity with its custodians. Step into the beige cabin of this and you would not find LED screens and the latest tech but a clean interior that is ready for an engaging drive experience today.
Engine
The world of classic BMW’s is vast, there is a whole lot of engine swaps making headlines every now and then. Pop open the hood of this 1991 BMW 318is Coupe and what you will find is originality, its a 1.8l inline four motor churning out some good old German horsepower on demand. If you want originality you have it right now but if building and upgrading is more your scene, this clean example is most definitely a good point to start off from. In true BMW fashion, this German classic channels all its performance to its rear wheels through a 5 speed manual transmission giving you more control of your drive experience.
Germany is known for a great many things but for us petrolheads, you can forget about the food and tunes, its all about those epic examples of performance in motion. For years, Germany has been at the forefront of automotive engineering and churned out some of the best motors of the past year and even today, get behind the wheel of a German classic and you are treated to a drive experience thats built on the foundation of an expert touch and design. Present today is a true German classic and takes shape with this lovely 1991 BMW 318is Coupe. This clean example is reported to have just over 39,000 miles since new and comes included with an owners manual.
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