BMW 700

The BMW 700 (107) was a compact saloon car produced between 1958 and 1966. It was designed for city driving and offered a practical solution for small families and urban commuters. With its sleek design and efficient use of space, the BMW 700 became a popular choice for those seeking a stylish yet functional vehicle during its time.

Under the hood, the BMW 700 featured a petrol engine with a displacement of 0.7 liters, known by the engine code D 2066 LF 02. This engine had two cylinders and two valves per cylinder, delivering a power output of 33 PS or 24 kW. The car used a rear-wheel drive system and was equipped with either an intake manifold injection or a carburettor for fuel delivery. Notably, the BMW 700 did not include a catalytic converter, ABS, or ASR, reflecting the automotive technology standards of its era.