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| 8 Series (E31) (1991 - 1997) As the last E24 rolled off the production line in 1989, its replacement was quick on its heels to fulfill the fantasies of those looking for a touring coupe with all of the luxury, performance, and prestige of a BMW, only now with both 8 and 12 cylinder engines. |
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0-60? Top speed? Horsepower?
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This is a good source of information on all three 8 series models.
http://www.e31.net/english.html There is quite a bit of performance difference between the "Lesser" models and the 850CSi and variation from beginning to end of the production run.
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'95 840Ci Arctic Silver '00 Range Rover Vitesse '98 SVT Cobra Mustang Convertible www.wuffer.net www.8coupe.com www.8er.org |
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My 1992 850i Automatic with Conforti chips and Supersprint exhaust did 6.8 seconds 0-60 mph, and somewhere in the 14 sec range in the 1/4 mile. )Been a while, can't remember exactly). The manual trans models are faster by almost a second, and the rare CSi versions made in 1994 and 1995 are quicker yet.
Basically, the slowest ones are 6.8 to 60 mph. Hp on the 91-93 models is 296, 325 ish on the later ones. The rare Csi is about 380 hp. Yop speed stock is limited to 155 like most German cars of the era. |
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