bmw 850csi Filter by Make & Model Make Year Min Years to Max Years Price Price Range Custom Price Range Min Price Max Price Seller Type Private Seller Dealer/Auction House Vehicle Condition Transmission Location Category Buying Format Listing Status Show with 2 results This 1995 BMW 850CSi is one of 225 examples produced for the US market and was acquired by the seller in March 1997. The car is finished in black over a black and white leather interior and is powered by a 5.6-liter S70 V12 paired with a six-speed manual transmission.
1994 BMW 850 CSi
850i / 850Ci with the M73 engine: 1,218 850CSi with the S70 engine: 1,510 840Ci 840Ci- rear 840Ci- front The 840Ci was offered with two different engines. The 850 CSi is a high-performance BMW 8 Series boasting a satisfyingly adequate 375 horsepower provided by a 12-cylinder engine that, though typically cost a fortune to maintain, is a truly special mill in a truly iconic '90s legend. Related: These Are The New Changes On The 2023 BMW 8 Series The BMW 8 Series Development Via BMW Blog 5 POWERFUL FACTS: 01 The top model of the BMW 8 Series E31 02 Twelve-cylinder engine with a displacement of 5,576 ccm 03 Max. output: 280 kW (380 hp) 04 0 to 100 km/h in 6.0 seconds 05 Units produced: 1.510 M Power turned the 850 CSi E31 into a proper sports car. FROM SPORTY COUPÉ TO SPORTS CAR. The 850CSi, with its boxy, period-correct design lines, thumping V12, and luxurious driving aids — for the time, that is — had the potential to be something brilliant. And brilliant it was. To really understand this iconic car and why it was so crucial in BMW's history, let's look at what made the BMW 850CSi special.
White On White 1995 BMW 850 CSi Is A Pure Unicorn With M Genes Carscoops
BMW launched the E31 in 850i flavor with a 5.0-liter V-12 good for 295 hp and 332 lb-ft of torque under the hood. It was the only version available until 1992, when two additional models joined. The brand built 225 models of the BMW 850CSi for the US market for the 1994 and 1995 model years. Retaining the best performance, the 850CSi came with uprated steering and suspensions, an aero kit, E34 M5 wheels, LSD, and Sports seats, among many other features. Today, the BMW 850 CSi continues to be an appealing vintage grand tourer to own. Today's buyers are absolutely E31 enthusiasts, and the CSi is the Holy Grail of production E31s. -George Whiteley. What to Pay. 1994 BMW 850CSi. Low - $14,500. Average - $21,000. High - $40,000*. *Low mileage, concours-quality examples will bring notably higher prices. Club Scene. Thanks to Car-Iconics Jonty gets behind the wheel of another '90s icon, the V12 powered BMW 850CSI!https://www.car-iconics.com/https://www.instagram.com/cari.
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The BMW 850CSi was a high-performance grand tourer produced by BMW from 1992 to 1996. It was the top-of-the-line model in the 8 Series range and was designed to compete with other luxury sports cars such as the Mercedes-Benz SL-Class and Porsche 911. The 850CSi was powered by a 5.6-liter V12 engine that produced 372 horsepower and 402 lb-ft of torque. It was equipped with a six-speed manual. The 850CSi, being the top-of-the-range model in the 8 Series, replaced the prototype M8 variant. It shared the same engine as the 850i. Trims of the 8 Series E31 The rarity of the BMW 850CSi As the most iconic and influential model of the 8 Series was the BMW 850CSi, it was rare, too.
850CSi BMW Manual 0 2013 and older (3) 2014 and newer 0 Under $32,000 0 Under $25,000 0 Under 30,000 miles 0 10 Cylinder 0 Rear Wheel Drive (2) Turbo 0 Carrera+T 0 427 & Grand Sport 0 Carrera 4 GTS & Carrera 4S & Carrera GTS & Carrera S 0 Carrera 4S 0 Location Radius ZIP Code Include Long-Distance Delivery Year Minimum Year Maximum Year A total of four model series were offered, each with it's own transmission options: 840Ci - Automatic, 840Ci - Manual, 850i - Manual, 850i - Automatic, 850Ci - Manual, 850Ci - Automatic, and the top of the range 850CSi - Manual. The E31 was built until 1999, when BMW decided to stop production and shelve the 8 Series.
BMW 850 CSI
Let's break this down. First, it's a 1995 BMW 8 Series, which is a pretty neat car. Even a crappy one will turn heads. Second, it's an 850CSi, which means it has the V12. Those are quite clearly. 1994 BMW 850 Csi 5576cc · Petrol · 110,077 Miles · Manual · 6 speed Epsom RHD Pre-bids Auction 3 adverts Pre 1920 1920s 1930s 1940s 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s
