The 1987 BMW 325i automobile is BMW’s mid-range compact executive car designated in the 3 Series. BMW markets the 3 Series above the 1 Series entry-level family cars and below the mid-size 5 Series and full-size 7 Series luxury cars.
The last two digits of the 325i designation denote the engine size of the BMW. The engine is a 2.5-liter six-cylinder version with a 3.31-inch cylinder bore and 2.95-inch stroke. The compression ratio is set low at 8.8:1. Horsepower is relatively modest at 168, with the torque rated at 164 ft-lbs. Torque gives the BMW its acceleration from a standstill. It can achieve a top speed of 132 mph.
The 1987 BMW 325i’s frame is placed on a compact 101.2-inch wheelbase. The touring model is relatively short at 170.3 inches, with a 64.8-inch width and 54.3-inch height. Its fuel tank holds 16.9 gallons. The 325i weighs 2,844 lbs.
The 1987 325i features a rear-wheel drive, rack and pinion steering and wishbone independent suspension. The tires are 195/65 VR14 all around and sit on 14-inch wheels. BMW equips the 325i with a four-speed automatic transmission.
