BMW 318 Cabrio

Year of manufacture 1991 - ein echter Oldtimer

First paint! One Owner! 45.000 km!

Description

Finding a BMW E30 Convertible with such an exceptional history and such an authentic original condition has become extremely rare. This 1991 BMW 318i Cabriolet offers everything collectors and enthusiasts are looking for: single ownership from new, only approximately 45,000 original kilometers, completely in its original factory paint, and a fully documented history from day one.

The car was ordered new on June 13, 1991, through BMW dealer Jungeblut in Borken, Germany, and has remained with its original owner ever since. It was used exclusively as a summer and fair-weather car, which explains its remarkably low mileage of just around 45,000 kilometers.

One of the vehicle's most outstanding features is its exceptional originality. The car remains entirely in its original factory paint, has never been restored, and presents itself in outstanding, unmodified condition. Finished in Brilliant Red with the highly desirable original checked cloth interior, it perfectly captures the timeless character of the E30 Cabriolet.

Its history is equally impressive. Every service and maintenance visit has been carried out by BMW from new. The original service book accompanies the car, along with every service invoice from 1991 to the present day and every TÜV inspection report, providing a completely documented and traceable history.

Prior to delivery, the vehicle will receive a fresh service and a new timing belt. The previous timing belt replacement was carried out in 2019 at 42,300 kilometers.

This is an exceptionally original BMW E30 Cabriolet with remarkably low mileage, complete documentation, and no unanswered questions regarding its history. Examples of this quality and originality have become increasingly difficult to find and represent an outstanding opportunity for collectors and enthusiasts alike.

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