BMW 320 Saloon

The BMW 320 Saloon, produced in 1937, is a classic saloon car. It fits well into the family car category, offering a comfortable ride for city and suburban driving. This model was part of BMW's lineup during a time when the brand was establishing its reputation for quality and engineering excellence.

Under the hood, the BMW 320 Saloon features a petrol engine with a displacement of 1.9 liters. It has six cylinders and two valves per cylinder, producing 45 PS or 33 kW of power. The engine, known by the code M319, uses an intake manifold injection or carburettor system. The car is rear-wheel drive, providing a traditional driving experience. It comes without a catalytic converter and uses hydraulic drum brakes. This model does not include modern features like ABS or ASR, reflecting its era of production.