The BMW New Six (also known as the BMW E3) is a line of mid-size luxury sedans and grand tourer coupés produced by the German automaker BMW from 1968 to 1977. All models used the then-new M30 straight-6 engine.

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The BMW 2800 was one of two initial variants of the BMW E3 New Six that were introduced in 1968. Later known as the 2.8L, the 2800 was only offered in a sedan body style, and was …

A precursor to the 7 Series, the E3 were full size luxury cars, all fitted with a variant of the BMW M30 inline six engine. Notable variants of the E3 include the 2800, 3.0 S, 3.0 Si, and the 3.3 Li.

Surprisingly quick, the 3.0 Si sedan was faster than the 3.0 coupe; which was a heavier car by 50 kg, with the same engine configuration. The body was surprisingly light for its size, weighing less than the smaller E9 coupé.

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1969 BMW 2800 Exceptional example of this rarely seen early model in the E3 series. Lovely Nevada (BMW 001) exterior with new leather upholstery (Gobi), new German loop carpet set (Cognac) including the trunk mat. Rare wooden steering wheel.

Aug 12, 2016 · There were two series of models available in 2800 guise: the sedan and the coupe. Sedans used the E3 chassis designation, while the coupe used E9. Just about every manufacturer uses internal designations to identify its cars, …

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There were two series of models available in 2800 guise: the sedan and the coupe. Sedans used the E3 chassis designation, while the coupe used E9. Just about every manufacturer uses internal designations to identify its cars, but BMW's 'E-codes' are probably the most famous.