The successes of the BMW 328 in motor sport raised the interest of customers in sporty vehicles from the BMW stable. The automotive company therefore set about developing a 2+2 seater sports convertible. The new BMW 327 was ultimately presented in 1937. A no less elegant sports coupé followed from October 1938.
The engine performance was not particularly impressive given this class and there was indeed occasional criticism. Nevertheless, 1,303 well-heeled motorists had purchased the pricey convertible by 1941. They preferred the comfort and elegance of the BMW 327 to bragging rights about horsepower.
BMW 327 model
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- Production
- 07/1937 - 04/1941
- Displacement
- 1971 cc
- Performance
- 55 bhp at 4.500 rpm
- Price
- Engine Type
- Six-cylinder in-line engine
- Top Speed
- 125 km/h (78 mph)