The car we were talking about today was offered for sale by an English stand (which is also the main representative in the country for Koenigsegg and BAC Mono) and could have been a real unicorn. We say could because the asking price for this BMW 325 iX , 60,000 pounds (about 66,000 euros), throws it close to the requested values for the even more exclusive BMW M3 E30.
But let us tell you a little bit about the car that the SuperVettura Sunningdale stand has for sale. Leaving the factory in 1986, since then this BMW 325 iX has only traveled through 508 km , with the original height to the ground (no tuning here), the original wheel caps and even the tool kit.
Of course, even inside this BMW 325 iX the immaculate state remains. For example, the seats of this BMW seem to have never been used, such is the state of conservation in which they are presented.
The first all-wheel-drive BMW
Launched in 1985, the BMW 325 iX was the German brand's first all-wheel-drive model. Cheering it up was an in-line six-cylinder engine, 2.5 l and 171 hp that was transmitted to all four wheels thanks to a viscous coupling differential that splits the 222 Nm of torque by a 40/60 ratio between the front and rear wheels.
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If you are undecided whether or not to buy this BMW, the fact that you have the steering wheel on the left side (on the right side) can be a decisive factor.
While it's true that the value of a car depends a lot on how much someone is willing to pay for it, it's also true that the 60,000 pounds (about 66,000 euros) that this BMW 325 iX costs can be considered something excessive.
Anyway, isn't this the first time we've seen an immaculate model reach exorbitant prices, or don't you already remember the Toyota Supra that sold for 106,000 euros?