Sell My BMW M6

Continuing with its tradition of launching new vehicles, BMW launched the M6 in 1983. BMW took the engine of the M1 and the body of the 6 series and called the new born vehicle the M6. The BMW M6 was popular with the buyers for its outer style and good road speed. The M6 could be distinguished from the 6 series by the huge air outlets, and the liberal use of the M label on the car’s body. The M6 was fitted with a S38 engine which could do 90 kilometers per hour in 6.4 seconds flat. When BMW stopped rolling out the M6 in 1989, 5855 of the vehicles were left on the European and North American roads.

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Sell My BMW M5

First introduced in 1985, the BMW M5 was modeled it after the E28 5-Series. The M5 was built to satisfy the need of consumers who were looking for a roomy sedan with sports car power. A 3.6 Liter I6 engine developed 286 horsepower, while the 5-speed manual transmission gave drivers complete control. The first generation of the M5 featured the classic BMW boxy style and quad circular headlamps. It wasn’t until the second generation in 1989 that the M5 got a facelift. This edition lost the sharp lines and opted instead for a curvier design. A station wagon version of the M5 was added. Also, a 6-speed manual transmission was introduced as well as 3.8L I6 engine that produced 340 horsepower.

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Sell My BMW Alpina

From meager beginnings in 1961, revolutionizing BMW carburetors, to formally uniting with BMW to produce legendary race cars by 1971, Alpina evolved into a force in the production of road cars by 1977. By the next year, Alpina introduced the B6, a BMW 3 Series whose standard 4-cylinder was swapped out for a 6-cylinder engine. First to employ computer-managed systems in the automobile, the B6’s stable mate, the B7, employed a BMW 5 Series as its performance canvas. The BMW Alpina was soon to emerge to capture the imagination, many trophies, and a devoted following.

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Sell My BMW 7 Series

The first BMW 7 Series car hit the market in 1977, replacing The M6 series of cars. The car when introduced was only available as a sedan and was powered by The M30 engine which had 6 cylinders. The 6 series became popular for its latest features. The car had a system which showed the driver when its next servicing was due and a system to alert the driver if there were any errors in the car. The early vehicles were loaded with a car computer and anti-lock braking systems that in the beginning were optional, but later became a common feature of the car. The first generation 7 Series was replaced by a second generation in 1986. The second generation was powered by a V 12 engine, and had facilities on board the car to make and receive calls and faxes and a fridge to cool wine bottles. The car was provided with a maximum speed of 250 kilometers per hour. The was also an L version which was longer, to give the passengers seated in the back a little more room to stretch their legs.

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Sell My BMW 6 Series

The BMW 6 Series was introduced in 1979. The car was a replacement for the E9 series of coupes and was designed to meet the stringent requirements of the US government concerning crashes and rollovers. The first 6 Series was given a 3.2 Liter engine whose highest speed was 222 kilometers per hour. The body of The 6 Series was an E24. The first generation 6 Series was in the market until 1989. During this period the car underwent a series of changes. The first car that came to The US was designated as 630CSi and it hit the US shores in 1977. The first model was succeeded by the 633csi which was powered by a 3.2Liter engine and that was quickly followed by the 630csi. During these model changes the body of the vehicle was also upgraded from an E24 to an E12. The car had better front and back suspensions. The vehicle’s production was stopped in 1989 and was replaced by the 8 series.

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Sell My BMW 5 Series

The BMW 5 Series sedan was introduced for the first time in 1972. The model was designated as E21 and it derived its power from a 2.0 Liter engine which had four cylinders. The car had a simple suspension in the front and a single body. The new sedan was the first of the BMW cars to have an engine with four cylinders and the car was first only available in Europe. In 1975, the Sedan made its debut in the United States, and was numbered the 530i. It was powered by a 3.0 Liter engine having a catalytic converter. In 1977, the front of the BMW sedan was changed and in the following year the lights at the back were changed. In 1979 the sedan got a new engine, with the 2.8 Liter replacing the 3.0 Liter engine. In 1982, the second generation BMW 5 Series sedan made its appearance. This was numbered the E28. The new car front roof and doors were changed a bit compared to the earlier model. All these changes meant that the new car was lighter than the earlier model by 200 pounds. The car got a new 2.7 Liter engine. In 1983, a new four door sedan numbered 533i powered by a 3.2 Liter engine that had six cylinders. The car had Michelin tires and anti-lock brakes. In 1985, a third sedan model came onto the market, which was powered by a 3.4 Liter Engine manufactured by SOHC. There was also a sedan powered by a diesel engine which was numbered the 524td. The diesel sedan stayed on the market for two years, by then a new sedan made its mark.

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Sell My BMW 3 Series

The BMW 3 Series has undergone five generations of significant changes in the model. It has withstood several complete overhauls of the exterior, engine upgrades and its fair share of criticism for being the highest priced vehicle in its category. Nevertheless, BMW has continued producing one of the best ranked compact luxury vehicles on the road. And, even though the price was steep, the 3 Series succeeded in generating over 40% of all of BMW’s sales for the 2005 fiscal year.

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Sell My BMW 1 Series

The BMW 1 Series was first released to the public in 2004. BMW has marketed the 1 Series as a smaller luxury sedan. In keeping with BMW’s record of classiness, the 1 Series continues the lineage of elegant design. The 1 Series is a rare breed though. Not only does it have rear-wheel drive, the engine is mounted lengthwise as well, a departure from the likes of the Nissan Altima and its longitudinal configuration. The 1 Series took the place of the 3 Series in BMW’s lineup. Major changes were not made until the 2007 model year when a three-door hatchback version of the car was introduced.

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Sell My Audi TT

The Audi TT Coupe was introduced for the 2000 model year and initially available solely as a hatchback coupe. This first TT was powered by Audi’s lively 1.8-liter, 180-hp turbocharged inline-4 cylinder engine. Consumers had a choice of either front wheel drive or Audi’s proprietary Quattro all wheel drive system. A five-speed manual was standard, while a six-speed manual was optional. Along with its low-slung, ultramodern styling, the TT boasted an equally unique interior featuring polished aluminum accents and impeccable fit and finish. A roadster version was added to the lineup the following year, as did a 225 horsepower engine. Although this coupe had a back seat, it was not practical or comfortable for adults, and many found it too small for children.

Sell My Audi S8

The Audi S8 is a four-door luxury sedan manufactured using the Volkswagen Group D platform. It was first introduced to the car-buying public in 1998. The first generation of the S8 was the 4.2 quattro 4D which was offered to European customers at the time. It shared the high-performance Audi A8’s D2 platform and “Audi Space Frame” and was powered by a 335 hp, V8 engine.