1993 Bmw 850ci E31 M70

1993 BMW 8-Series 850Ci Additional Info: 1993 BMW 850ci E31. M70 V12, Automatic, Black over beige interior. 147220 miles.18" TSW staggered wheels.

Freshly resealed intake, valve covers, timing cover, throttle body gaskets. Recent plugs, wires, caps and rotors, belts, belt tensioner, injector o-rings, intake boots, cabin air filters, crank sensor, alternator and batteries.Camshafts, rockers. This 1993 BMW 850Ci is for sale on Cars & Bids! 6-Speed Manual, V12 Power, Mostly Unmodified, Warm Climate-Owned! Auction ends March 11 2025.

Explore the BMW E31 8 Series 850 Ci 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994 detailed specs, including 0-60 mph times, horsepower, and handling data. Get all the Info. This 1993 BMW 850Ci is a 68k.

Description: 1993 BMW 8-Series 850Ci For sale is a 1993 BMW 850Ci 6 Speed manual car in Calypso Red. 1 of 106 produced in 1993 for the North American market according to the BMW 8 series registry. M70 - 12 cylinder engine with 6 speed manual transmission.

This BMW alsohas EDC (Electronic Damping Control) A sought after option. The Manual-equipped 850Ci was a variant of the E31 BMW 8 Series that was introduced for the 1993 model year, and only offered in European ma. There is 15 BMW 8 Series - E31 for sale across all model years (1991 to 1999) and variants, 1 is 850Ci.

1993 BMW 850Ci - BMW's Flagship V-12 Coupe Saint Charles, Illinois, United States 5.0L V12 (M70) - new by BMW ~60,000 miles ago Automatic 186,000 1993. Search for new & used BMW 8 Series E31 car for sale or order in Melbourne Victoria. Read BMW 8 Series E31 car reviews and compare BMW 8 Series E31 prices and features at carsales.com.au.

The 8 Series (known as the E31 in BMW speak) was the pinnacle of a legacy of BMW Sport Coupes dating back to the iconic 3.0 CS. When it was released in 1990, it was a new flagship, and much more than simply an evolution of the E24 6 Series. The Automatic-equipped 850Ci was a variant of the E31 BMW 8 Series that was introduced for the 1993 model year.

The 850Ci was largely similar to the 850i, the variant it was meant to replace, but production overlapped for the majority of 1994. BMW introduced the 'C' designation in 850Ci as the company was regularly featuring the letter in its coupe variants. The 850Ci featured BMW's M73B54 5.