BMW 320 Grille: Exclusive Performance & Style Guide
The BMW 320 grille is more than a front-end feature—it’s a signature symbol of performance, precision, and timeless German engineering that defines the 320 series across models.
The Iconic Design Language of the BMW 320 Grille
Defined by its sharp horizontal lines, precise LED lighting, and sculpted mesh pattern, the BMW 320 grille blends aerodynamic efficiency with bold visual identity. This design is crafted not only for eye-catching appeal but also to enhance airflow, supporting engine performance and cooling systems.
Engineering Excellence Behind the Grille Structure
Built with high-strength materials and advanced cooling technology, the BMW 320 grille integrates seamlessly with the vehicle’s adaptive ventilation system. Its engineered profile optimizes air intake while reducing drag, contributing to fuel efficiency and dynamic handling in the 320 series.
BMW 320 Grille Across Key Models
From the 320i to the 320e, the grille evolves across generations while maintaining core design DNA. In the latest electric 320e, it’s reimagined with silent efficiency in mind—bold yet refined—showcasing BMW’s commitment to merging heritage with innovation in every model.
The BMW 320 grille is a masterpiece of functional design, embodying the brand’s pursuit of excellence. Whether you’re admiring it on the road or learning about its engineering, this grille stands as a benchmark in luxury performance. Discover how this iconic feature elevates every BMW 320—because great design never goes out of style.
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E21 R1-08: One of the first In 1976, BMW produced one of the first series of BMW 320 Group 5 kits and delivered 15 of these to private teams. A further five kits were developed as works cars by BMW. Like cars one and two, an American artist was brought on board for this latest creation.
Having selected an example of the firm's E21 3-series based 320i Group 5 racing car as the basis, BMW turned to Roy Lichtenstein, the man commonly regarded as the father of American pop art and who went on to produce arguably the most highly regarded. In just twelve weeks, BMW Motorsport developed a Group 5 version of the all new 'E21' 320 saloon. The new GT racer was ready in time for the 1977 season and replaced the ageing 3.0 CSL, which had actually started life as a Touring Car earlier in the decade.
BMW participated in Group 5 competitions with a dedicated version of its new flagship model, the E21 "320". A new aerodynamic profile was created that integrated the large fenders and it was also fitted with a powerful 300 hp engine. February 2016 1/32nd Scale Racer Sideways BMW 320 Gr.
5 Here is a BMW that I could not wait to arrive. This Group 5 series from Racer Sideways has become one of my personal favorites over the last couple of years and having one more competitor in the mix is always a welcome sight. Quick Tech Specs Length: 152 MM Width: 66.50 MM Height: 40 MM WheelBase: 80.50 MM Weight: 84g The Sideways line.
The BMW with Schimpf/Fischhaber/ Ketterer finished the 1000-km race in 10th place in the overall classification in 1980, and this BMW came home in overall 4th position in 1982 (and simultaneously second in Group 5). This car's many first places include a series of wins in European hill. A Brief history of this car: Built in 1978 by BMW Motorsport.
The last 320 built and one of only two "Lightweight" 320s. Driven by Hans Stuck and Ronnie Peterson at Silverstone and The Nurburgring. Sent to Jim Busby in late 78 to create competition for the McLaren team.
Already having experience with his early chassis 320 Turbo, Jim knew the chassis could use some reinforcement as it would. Extremely quick and wickedly orange - This BMW 320 Group 5 is a racer's dream With the Halloween season approaching, anything resembling the vibrant hues of a pumpkin has our attention. This sharp-nosed Jägermeister racer certainly caught our eye and is now available via RM Sotherby's Private Treaty Sales.
1978 BMW 320 Turbo Group 5 When the BMW 320 made its race track debut in 1977, it did so in the same striped livery of BMW Motorsport GmbH (founded in 1972) that also distinguished the 3.0 CSL Coupés which had caused such a sensation on international racing circuits in the early 1970s. As Group 5 racing tourers, the BMW 320 models also cut a dash with their heavily flared wheel arches and.