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BMW 635CSi Classic cars for sale near near you by classic car dealers and private sellers on Classics on Autotrader. See prices, photos, and find dealers near you. From the February 1985 issue of Car and Driver.

In many ways, the 635CSi is a superlative car. It produces prodigious speed, thanks to its new 3.4. There are 9 new and used classic BMW 635csis listed for sale near you on ClassicCars.com with prices starting as low as $13,900.

Find your dream car today. 100 Years of BMW - The Group A BMW 635CSi It was in 1982 that the world of motorsport saw the introduction of Group A racing, a direct replacement for the FIA's Group 2 regulations for modified touring cars. The 635 CSi quickly became a dominant force on the race tracks of Europe, as well as Japan and Australia, winning a slew of championships and forever embedding the BMW 6 Series into motor racing history.

Fast Facts - An FIA "Group A" BMW 635 CSi The BMW 6 Series, known as the E24, was released in 1976 and sold until 1989. 1985 BMW 635CSi Classic cars for sale near you by classic car dealers and private sellers on Classics on Autotrader. See prices, photos, and find dealers near you.

The BMW 635 CSI is an authentic German competition car that has managed to meet a challenge. To be a luxurious four-seater coupe (E24) with a very statutory and saloon-like dimensions while enjoying an exceptional sporting career, with victories in the most prestigious touring championships of the time. Ascott Collection is pleased to offer for sale chassis #RA1 23.

It has a complete history. Taking TWR's lead, BMW scrambled to sanction a Group A version of the latest 635 CSi for the 1983 season. The new racing car was a joint production by BMW specialists Alpina, who supplied the modified six cylinder engine and Schnitzer Motorsport, who were responsible for final assembly.

Discover the BMW 635 CSi, Bavaria's flagship grand tourer from 1983-1989. This iconic E24 masterpiece combines a 218hp inline-six engine with Italian-designed elegance, delivering both luxury and performance. Explore its racing heritage, investment potential, and timeless appeal.

The BMW 635 CSi, part of the E24 generation, launched in 1976, stood out with its shark-nose design. It gained fame in touring car racing. Its successor was the BMW 8 Series (E31).

Did you know that the 635 CSi was the first car to be fitted with a digital engine management system? This was a big deal back then and helped the car achieve better performance and fuel economy.