1993 BMW - 525i

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1993 BMW 525i Touring, finished in Cashmere Beige with a Parchment interior. According to the build sheet provided in the gallery, factory equipment includes a limited-slip differential, ellipsoid headlights, a dual-panel sunroof, bison leather upholstery, heated front seats, air conditioning, and more as detailed below.Modifications reported by the seller include a Mark D'Sylva ECU chip, ISC N1 coil-over suspension, 18-inch Style 67 wheels Plasti Dipped in gunmetal grey, Euro "Smiley" headlights, black-painted exterior trim, and a JVC head unit with Bluetooth.Service records in the gallery indicate that this BMW had its cylinder head, head gaskets, head bolts, and more replaced in February 2020.Released for the 1989 model year, the E34-generation 5 Series deserves a tremendous amount of credit for positioning BMW as a true alternative to Mercedes-Benz. It remained as engaging to drive as its predecessor, the E28, but it was bigger in every direction and it crucially moved towards the luxury side of the sport sedan scale. The American range included 6- and 8-cylinder-powered models in addition to the vaunted M5.Power comes from an "M50" 2.5-liter straight-6, rated at 189 horsepower and 181 lb-ft of torque in stock form. Due to the modifications performed to this 525i, it likely produces more power, but a dyno sheet was not provided to confirm. The engine spins the rear wheels via a 4-speed automatic transmission.

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