This 1988 BMW 528e was acquired by the current owner three years ago and subsequently fitted with an S50B30 from a 1995 US-market M3. The car is finished in Lachssilber Metallic with a black interior, and additional features include BC Racing coil...

It's an economotor, friends, the first Bimmer powerplant tuned for fuel efficiency instead of flat-out autobahn-burning horsepower. There's even a fuel-econo­my gauge beneath the tach to help you...

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The 528e, which was known as the 525e in Europe, was powered by BMW's M20B27 engine. This engine was designed for efficiency (thus the 'e' in 528e) and emphasized low end torque. It displaced 2.7L and generated 123hp (121hp with catalytic converter).

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2024年6月1日 · This 1988 BMW 528e has remained registered in California for three decades and was purchased by the seller in 2021. It is powered by a 2.7-liter inline-six paired with a five-speed manual transmission and is finished in Alpine White over blue leather.

2025年1月9日 · BMW positioned the 528e as the entry-level model, and it later expanded the line-up with quicker models ranging from the 533i to the first-generation M5. Production ended …

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The BMW 528e was introduced in 1982 as a fuel-efficient version of the BMW 5 Series. It was powered by a 2.7-liter inline-six engine that produced 127 horsepower and 170 lb-ft of torque. The "e" in the name stood for "eta," which was BMW's designation for its fuel-efficient engines.