This stylish early BMW 5 Series successfully fulfills a variety of needs. It’s not an M5, but it does have rear-wheel drive, an inline-six engine, and a manual gearbox with five speeds. In addition, it boasts exceptionally low mileage and is in outstanding condition. The E28 BMW 5 Series is often associated with the introduction of the BMW M5. People now consider that car a wonder due to its powerful 3.5-liter inline-six engine. Here is a racehorse that has been tamed a bit but still likes to trot because it is a racehorse. This 1982 model, currently for sale on Bring a Trailer (owned by Hearst Autos, which also publishes Invoice-pricing), is a great example of its type. The 528i is the sports car that made the first M5 so popular. It features an M30 engine with a displacement of 2.8 liters, offering better compression than the one used in the US.It comes equipped with a five-speed manual transmission. In France, it was sold brand new. Additionally, it doesn’t have large American bumpers; instead, it features beautiful, classy European ones. In addition, the 15,000 kilometers on the clock are equivalent to less than 9,000 miles in the United States, which is significantly lower. The French selective yellow headlights are a great feature. The owner of this truck bought it on Bring a Trailer last year and appears to be very particular. Any aftermarket parts in the engine bay or interior have been removed, including the Kenwood door speakers, which have been replaced with original BMW parts. A stock air conditioning system from another car will be included with the new owner’s purchase, even though the vehicle does not have air conditioning. The 5-series from this era is an underrated car that resembles the original 2002tii but is not as powerful. The 2.8-liter inline-six engine makes a healthy 170 horsepower and loves to rev. It’s exciting to drive an E28 down a two-lane road and look out through its huge greenhouse, even though it’s not as big as a new 5-series. This car should only be used for special events because it has such low mileage. However, it should still be reliable even if it is used a lot. These cars are much simpler and last longer than later BMWs with numerous electronics, and the inline-six engine doesn’t have the M5’s motor’s valve adjustment system. This is Bavaria’s best wine, and it’s going home with a new owner right away. The sale ends on June 25.
