Between the summer of 1958 and the summer of 1961, BMW 2.6 was the official model designation for the BMW 501 eight-cylinder marketed since 1955.
This was the cost-effective alternative to the luxuriously equipped BMW 502. In contrast with the six-cylinder models, the lightweight alloy V8 engine exhibited driving performance appropriate to that of a luxury sedan.
BMW 2.6
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- Production
- 07/1958 - 08/1961
- Displacement
- 2580 cc
- Performance
- 95 bhp at 4800 rpm
- Price
- DM 13.450
- Engine Type
- Eight-cylinder V-engine
- Top Speed
- 160 km/h (99 mph)