1991 BMW - 325i

Fahrzeugbeschreibung

1991 BMW Hartge H26SP, finished in Diamond Black Metallic with an Anthracite cloth interior. This H26SP is a Japanese-spec car that was imported in 2017. It's a left-hand-drive car that is equipped with a metric instrument cluster that shows about 72,350 kilometers, which represents approximately 45,000 miles. The modifications included the fitment of an "M50" straight-6 with Hartge-exclusive engine upgrades resulting in a bump of horsepower over the standard BMW engine. It also received a signature 3-spoke Hartge steering wheel, Hartge dead-pedal, Hartge striped decal, DTM Cup mirrors, Hartge body kit with adjustable rear wing, aftermarket brakes, aftermarket suspension, a Supersprint exhaust, and Hartge cloth seats, among other items listed below.Founded in 1971, Hartge was a third-party tuner based in Germany that specialized in swapping larger factory BMW engines into smaller BMW models. The company was granted manufacturer’s status in Germany in 1985, and most of the BMW models it produced from that point on received a Hartge VIN number as a result.Power comes from the "M50" 2.5-liter straight-6, which produces 192 horsepower and 180 lb-ft of torque in stock form. This engine may be making more power as a result of being stroked out to 2.6 liters, though a dyno sheet is not included. Output is sent to the rear wheels via a 5-speed automatic transmission.

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