BMW 320i Convertible - serene time machine for sun worshippers
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You realize how old you are when you celebrate a reunion with cars that you once drove when they were new. The BMW 320i Convertible on these pages is already 32 years old, a veritable classic car. But age and maturity don't have to be a negative thing, as you can see with this car. This driving report is about a BMW 320i Convertible from 1988 and shows it in current and historical pictures, as well as in the sales literature.
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- Revolution?
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A drive in the BMW 320i Cabriolet from 1988 feels like a trip back in time, especially if you pop one of his mixtapes from the late 1980s into the cassette player's slot. Back then, Tracy Chapman sang "Talking 'Bout a Revolution" and it already looked a bit like a revolution in 1985 when BMW introduced the 325i convertible. After all, the range of full convertibles on offer at the time was fairly limited. Aside from the Alfa Romeo Spider, the Saab 900, the Mercedes-Benz SL (R107) and the Porsche Carrera, there were hardly any high-volume models, apart from the VW Golf or Fiat (Bertone) Ritmo convertibles and open-top Americans.
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