1989 BMW 635 CSi Coupe

The BMW 6 Series, introduced in 1976, was the company's grand touring vehicle for 14 years. The design, courtesy of Paul Bracq, incorporated traditional BMW styling cues in a modern package.

This particular BMW 635 CSi featuring a self-leveling rear suspension, a give-speed manual gearbox, and an inline six-cylinder engine which had a 26 horsepower increase over earlier models. It was originally delivered in Southern California in July 1989 and has traveled less than 7,200 miles while in the care of three owners. It has its original black paintwork and chromed TRX-forged alloy wheels, and black leather interior. It has front and rear air-conditioning, a two-way sunroof, electrically adjustable front seats, rear window sunshade and electric windows, antenna, and central locking system.

By Daniel Vaughan | Apr 2018