BMW Experts! - Is this a rare BMW?

[Mike Phillips]

BMW Experts! - Is this a rare BMW?


Like I share in my article on, how to use a discussion forum to detail an engine compartment, none of us can be an expert on every car ever made and I'm certainly no expert on classic BMW's.



So what say you? Is this a unique or rare BMW?


1986 BMW M635csi

[trekkeruss]

I have no idea. I just remember when my mom was looking to buy a car as a present for my dad, that was one of the cars I was pushing her to buy (instead of a MB). He apparently said no to a car though, and we all went on a cruise instead.

[Mike@DedicatedPerfection]

Hi Mike!

Yes this is somewhat of a rare BMW for the North American market.

Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I don't know why I can't get the exact link above to come through?

Search e24 BMW on that link.

[Romach]

It's pretty rare in Europe too Mike!

My grandfather had a black one.

Ronan

[Mike@DedicatedPerfection]

If anyone has ever heard of a BMW nicknamed "The Shark" these are it.

[FUNX650]

From here it looks like it's a chromed front bumper, right hand drive car.
Pretty rare...as far as the total number of this combination manufactured.

Dollar value?


Bob

[pointillistic_practitioner]

How rare is a BMW 635CSi?

BMW M Registry - FAQ E24 M635CSi + M6

These may help. Skimmed through them. Consensus seems to be that they are relatively rare, depending on options/condition. This is also an M 635csi, so it really is a different animal, definitely more rare than the regular 6 series. Hope this helps, Mike! Happy that I can (at least have attempted) to be of assistance to you after all you've done for everyone on the forums!

[trekkeruss]

Since it is right hand drive, the registry says only 524 of that configuration produced.

[Mike Phillips]

Hi Mike!

Yes this is somewhat of a rare BMW for the North American market.

Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I don't know why I can't get the exact link above to come through?

Search e24 BMW on that link.

Here's a tip... ANYTIME you want to share a link to an webpage on Wikipedia you MUST first create a customer URL address and the way I do this is by using

TinyURL.com


The coding behind Wikipedia get modified when used straight but when YOU modify them they they stay true and point your reader to the intended destination.

I should write an article on this?

[Mike@DedicatedPerfection]

Here's a tip... ANYTIME you want to share a link to an webpage on Wikipedia you MUST first create a customer URL address and the way I do this is by using

TinyURL.com


The coding behind Wikipedia get modified when used straight but when YOU modify them they they stay true and point your reader to the intended destination.

I should write an article on this?

Sounds good to me.

I need some learning to do.