List of all classic BMW vehicles: 2000-2023

On this page we have compiled a list of all classic BMW vehicles. Old bmw models list with pictures

2000

BMW Serie 7 E65/E66/E67/E68 7
sedan. 2001–2008

The E65 series is the name of the fourth generation of the BMW 7-series, which was produced from autumn 2001 to late summer 2008. It replaced the E38 series.

The long-wheelbase version is called the E66, the special protection version the E67, while the hydrogen-powered variant is called the E68. Base prices in Germany ranged from 58,500 euros (730d, 2003) to 127,500 euros (760Li, 2008).

In October 2008, the successor model F01 was introduced.

Article about the BMW E65

BMW Z4 E85/E86 coupe and convertible.
2002–2008

The BMW Z4 (internally: E85 – Roadster, E86 – Coupé) is a sports car from German automaker BMW. The design of the Z4 was created by BMW chief designer Chris Bangle and was manufactured by the BMW US Manufacturing Company in Greer, South Carolina.[
The Z4, officially unveiled at the 2002 Auto Show, reached the American market in October 2002 and went on sale in Europe in March 2003.

BMW X3 E83 SUV.
2003–2010

The BMW X3 (internal designation: E83) is a compact SUV offered between early 2004 and mid-2010 by German automaker BMW. Production of the E83 ended at the end of August 2010.

The car was designed by Magna Steyr and built at its plant in Graz, Austria.

Production of the BMW E83 ended on 31 August 2010 and a total of 614,824 vehicles were produced. The successor to the F25 was no longer produced at Magna Steyr, but at the BMW US Manufacturing Company’s US plant in Greer, South Carolina.

BMW Serie 5 E60/E61 sedan y wagon.
2003–2010

The BMW 5 Series E60/E61 is a mid-size luxury car produced by German automaker BMW from 2001 to 2009. It was introduced in 2001 as the successor to the BMW 5 Series E39 and was marketed worldwide. The E60/E61 was initially available with an inline six-cylinder engine, rear-wheel drive or all-wheel drive (called xDrive). In 2005, the V8 engine became an option for the first time in an E60/E61 model.

The E60/E61 was produced in sedan and wagon configurations, each with its own styling. The sedan is noted for its remarkable comfort and spaciousness. The wagon is known for its versatility, being able to accommodate five passengers comfortably or a large amount of cargo with minimal effort. Both models were well received by critics, who praised their performance and driving characteristics, as well as their luxurious interiors. However, some critics criticised their high price in comparison to competitors such as the Mercedes-Benz E-Class W211

BMW Serie 6 E63/E64 6 coupe and convertible.
2003–2011

The BMW 6 Series E63 is a powerful and luxurious sports car. This vehicle is equipped with a V8 engine, which provides an incredible amount of power. The body of this car is made of lightweight materials and gives it an aerodynamic design. It also has a long wheelbase which helps to give it a lower centre of gravity, making it easier to handle at high speeds.

El exterior del BMW Serie 6 E63 ha sido diseñado para que se parezca más a un coche deportivo exótico que a un típico vehículo de lujo.

BMW Serie 1 E81/E82/E87/E88 1 hatchback, coupe and convertible.
2004–2013

The BMW 1 Series E81 is a luxury car produced by BMW from 2004 to 2013. It replaced the BMW 3 Series Compact and was replaced by the BMW 2 Series Active Tourer in 2014. The E81 was the first model in BMW’s “1 Series” car range, which originally only included three-door hatchbacks. The BMW 1 Series E81 was designed by Henrik Fisker with the help of Klaus Luthe.

The body of this model was a two-door hatchback, with a length of 4,345 mm, a width of 1,730 mm, a height of 1,450 mm and a wheelbase of 2,560 mm. The engine used in this model is a 4-cylinder petrol engine producing power output at 5,000 rpm and torque at 1,250-4,500 rpm.

Production of this model began in 2004 and ended in 2013, with total sales figures exceeding 6 million units worldwide.

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