Bmw 1 Series E Series

All the BMW E, F and G codenames explained by CAR magazine. From E3 to G99 - every internal name is in CAR's list. Perfect for identifying obscure BMWs!

The BMW 1 Series is a range of subcompact executive cars (C-segment) manufactured by BMW since 2004. It is the successor to the BMW 3 Series Compact and is currently in its fourth generation. Complete timeline of BMW 1 Series models and generations, with photos, specs reference and production years.

BMW E and F Numbers The E in E-number stands for the German word Entwicklung - meaning Development. E numbers are the factory code numbers given to new cars in the process of development prior their official sales name has been allocated. When E numbers reached triple digits, they became F numbers.

BMW E/F/G body numbers description in photos - over 70 models from BMW E3 (1968) to BMW M4 F82 (2014). Z4 - e85, e86 1 Series - e87 8 series - e31 The new 7 series, due out shortly, will be dubbed the F01. BMW has decided to drop the 'e' designations and start with F for some reason (can't count to 100 maybe?).

In any case, I hope this guide gives a better understanding of all the 'e' talk you hear when you're in for service. Hey guys, this is a quick video, explaining the E and F codes for the first 2 generation BMW 1 SeriesThe First GenerationE81. For the BMW lock picking anoraks, here;s a list of the E and F series codenames, great for identifiying LISHI picks and more: Historically, each BMW has carried an E project number - standing for Entwicklung, or development.

The BMW 1 Series E87 was produced in Europe and Asia from 2004 to 2012. The characteristic of this company is definitely the reliability of its vehicles, which makes them a durable investment over time, the traditional but always modern design, and in many cases also the power of the engine. The BMW 1-series made its initial debut in 2004 in the form of the E87 5-door hatch.

It wasn't until 2008 that BMW brought the 1-series to North America as the E82 coupe and E88 convertible. Models include the 128i, 135i, and legendary 1M. We'll make reference to some foreign models, but this article is primarily targeting the US models.

In this guide, we discuss the BMW E82 chassis and.