BMW and BMW E21

BMW 3-Series 1975-1992: A Collector's Guide

The BMW E21 is a compact executive car produced from 1975 - 1983. This automobile was a successor to the BMW 2002. The goal of the company was to keep its core mission of building cars that were driver oriented and keeping their customer base who loved the 2002 model. .

The BMW E21 was designed by Paul Bracq and Wilhelm Hofmeister who conceived the distinctive wedge shape of the two-door automobile. This wedge extended all the way back to the high rear end of the car. To make it less obvious a black plastic trim was added between the taillights.

The cockpit design of the BMW E21 had the center console angled toward the driver. This design was very popular and was kept for many years. For added safety the interior of the car was rounded off and padded. No sharp edges or controls. The E21 four cylinder engine had three types available. 316, 318 and 320.

Stainless Steel Brake Line Kit

Abrasion and Corrosion Resistant to Stay Good Looking for a Long Time
Direct Bolt-On Replacements for All of the Rubber Brake Lines
Three to Six Brake Lines are Included in Each Kit Depending on the Vehicle
Conform to Requirements of the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard Number 106
U.S. Department of Transportation Certified and T.U.V. Approved

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