Old Bmw review

Billy Cheeseman · 08-12-2018, 12:48 PM

Oh how things have changed lol

Isow · 08-12-2018, 01:43 PM

I think that there was a 1502 at the end of the 02’s life.

HighlandPete · 08-12-2018, 02:14 PM

The 1973 oil crisis and increased fuel costs partly explains the return to the smaller engine.

Wills2 · 08-16-2018, 11:29 AM

I love the way the motor industry back then used to make them look like old knackered cars, straight off the production line.

Dobbins Den · 08-16-2018, 12:23 PM

In 1972 my dad was driving a Triumph 2000 and before that a Rover 2000, both executive luxury fast saloons in their day, then one night he turned up in a BMW 2002tii, 6 months old, I had a look it seemed very basic, cloth trim, no fake wood dash not even a radio. Then he took me for a drive, fuck me it was quick 0-60 around 8 seconds I think, really fast at the time.

Bad news was that I had been happily driving his Triumph 2000 and impressing the girls but i couldn't be insured for the BMW as I was under 25.

Dad died 30 years ago, not sure what he would make of my 440i.

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HighlandPete Lieutenant General 6659 Rep 15,858 Posts Drives: BMW F11 535i Touring Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Scotland, Highland Region iTrader: (0)	The 1973 oil crisis and increased fuel costs partly explains the return to the smaller engine.
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Wills2 Barge driver 8647 Rep 12,421 Posts Drives: 730d Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: UK iTrader: (0)	I love the way the motor industry back then used to make them look like old knackered cars, straight off the production line. __________________ 730d/Z4C
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Dobbins Den Private 48 Rep 71 Posts Drives: BMW M440i Arctic Race Blue Join Date: Jan 2017 Location: Norfolk iTrader: (0)	Back in the day......... In 1972 my dad was driving a Triumph 2000 and before that a Rover 2000, both executive luxury fast saloons in their day, then one night he turned up in a BMW 2002tii, 6 months old, I had a look it seemed very basic, cloth trim, no fake wood dash not even a radio. Then he took me for a drive, fuck me it was quick 0-60 around 8 seconds I think, really fast at the time. Bad news was that I had been happily driving his Triumph 2000 and impressing the girls but i couldn't be insured for the BMW as I was under 25. Dad died 30 years ago, not sure what he would make of my 440i.
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