1600 Gt Bmw Auto
Browse and bid online for the chance to own a BMW 1600 GT at auction with Bring a Trailer, the home of the best vintage and classic cars online. The BMW 1600 GT is a series of compact coupes based on the Glas GT. The 1600 GT was introduced in 1967, and was fitted with BMWs 1.6L inline four and was produced until 1968.
BMW 1600 GT With the BMW acquisition of the Glas business, the GT was refitted to accommodate the 1,573 cc BMW engine already fitted in the BMW 1600. Classic BMW 1600 GT Cars for sale - current offers from online auctions & classifieds. Large selection of tested vehicles.
️ Dealers & private ️ Buy securely ️ Discover now! The BMW 1600 GT was an updated version of the earlier Glas 1300/1700 GT, introduced with upgrades after BMW bought Glas in 1966. After BMW took over the manufacturing facility Hans Glas GmbH Isaria Maschinenfabrik in Dingolfing, the Glas 1300/1700 GT designed by Pietro Frua was modified to form the BMW 1600 GT.
In contrast to the Glas 3000 V8, the compact coupé was extensively revised. In addition to the BMW "Countenance" ("Gesicht") graced with the characteristic twin kidney grille, the BMW 1600 GT was given the. BMW also improved the vehicle with a 12-volt electrical system, an independent rear suspension, four-speed manual transmission, and a 1.6-liter carbureted four-cylinder engine generating 103 horsepower.
The resulting 1600 GT offered enhanced power and handling compared to its predecessor, but it did not sell well. The car remained in her care for nearly the next 20 years, until 2024 when it was purchased by the current owner. Benefiting from a comprehensive restoration performed in the 1990s, the car remains in outstanding condition today.
The 1600 GT marks an essential milestone in BMW's history. BMW 1600 GT This BMW 1600 GT produced for only 2 years, from June 1967 to August 1968, was bodied by a famous Italian designer, Pietro Frua, who designed some of the most beautiful specimens in the world. The BMW 1600 GT is a two-door coupé released in 1967.
Originating from Germany, this unique model emerged following BMW's acquisition of the Glas automotive company in 1966.