BMW E24 M635 CSi M-Tech leather BBS rims (1986)

Vehicle description

Model history

The BMW 635 CSi is a sporty luxury-class coupe produced by Bayerische Motorenwerke between 1978 and 1989. It was based on the E24 model series, which was introduced in 1976 and served as the successor to the BMW E8. The 635 CSi was more powerful than its sister models and had a particularly dynamic appearance with front and rear spoilers. The original version could compete with the Porsche 928 and Mercedes 450 SL, but the M635 CSi, which was available from 1984, was even more powerful. It appeared with its lowered chassis, the pulled down front spoilers and many extras particularly agile and is still particularly popular in tuning circles.

General information about the vehicle:

In this auction, a black BMW M635 CSi can be purchased, which received its first registration in April 1986. The dynamic sports coupe has been used by 7 owners so far. Matching Numbers are available and the vehicle is equipped with H-plates, in addition, the MOT inspection was recently carried out and is valid until August 2024.

BMW M635 CSi is registered and fully roadworthy, so that the future owner can immediately plan the first drive with the original set of keys.

Exterior Color/Paint/Body:

The high-performance sports coupe presents itself in a diamond black paint finish, which further emphasizes the dynamic character of the BMW M635 CSi. The vehicle has no known dents or dings on the exterior. Minor cracks are noticeable on the taillights and slight paint damage from stone chips can be observed in some areas. The attached pictures give an overall impression of the condition of the body, which basically radiates a pleasant appearance.

Exterior Rims/Brakes/Chassis:

Forged BBS alloy wheels are mounted on the BMW M635, which with their silver spoke look perfectly match the black of delivery. They were available as an extra on delivery, so the sports coupe uses wider 240/45 tires compared to the standard model. The components are in a very satisfactory condition, as well as no deterioration could be found on the brakes. An Air Lift air suspension system was installed.

Interior:

A mixture of light and dark tones was used to design the interior

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The gray leather Recaro sport seats perfectly match the exterior while harmonizing with the beige trim in the cockpit area and on the side doors.

footwell is also designed in warm colors and contrasts nicely with the black and white dashboards, which feature a curved design with large gauges and the M6 sports steering wheel.

Mileage

The BMW M635 CSi on offer has covered a total of 212,000 kilometers over the past decades, as can be read from the speedometer display

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All instruments and controls have always been in working order so far, nothing is known of any limitations or signs of failure.

Engine:

The sports coupe uses a powerful six-cylinder in-line engine with a displacement of 3453 cc, which generates 286 hp. The unit is controlled by a six-speed sports transmission from Getrag and enables top speeds of 255 kilometers per hour and acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in 7.8 seconds.

BMW 635 CSi passed its last TÜV inspection in March 2022, during which no defects were found in the engine, technology or chassis.

Underbody:

No major defects were discovered on the underbody during the main inspection, and the exhaust system is also fully intact

What documents are available?

The vehicle has a comprehensive owner's manual

addition to various documents, the protocol of the last general inspection is attached.

Who is this car for

The BMW M635 CSi is the revised version of the 635 CSi and clearly surpasses its predecessor in terms of sportiness and dynamics. The coupe can compete with sports cars from other famous manufacturers and impresses with high comfort and great driving characteristics. The rich engine sound, which sounds much more aggressive than in other BMW models, is just right for fans of sporty touring cars that want to conquer the roads with low-slung bodywork and wide tires.

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