BMW 8 Series

 

BMW 8 Series Features

BMW 8 Series was introduced with a gas-guzzling 5.0-litre V12 engine, comparable in size and weight to the biggest luxury saloons of the day, yet with a cabin that is best described as ‘cosy’, the 8 Series looked very out of place in the economic downturn of the early 1990s. 

Here's why:

• BMW 8 Series was available as 2 door coupe. There was one model available: the 850i, which had a twelve cylinder engine with 300 HP and a top speed of 250 km/h. There were also two new models available: the 840Ci and the 850CSi.
• BMW 8 Series 840Ci had an eight cylinder engine with 286 HP. The 2003 X5 is fast, comfortable, and prestigious.
• BMW 8 Series 850 CSi had a twelve cylinder that had 380 HP. The 850CSi had a special M package, which included M style wheels and mirrors.
• BMW 8 Series 840 Ci received a new engine but there were no changes in power or top speed. The 850CSi went out of production in 1997.
• BMW 8 Series safety includes heated washer system, side guard door beams and child safety door locks located on rear doors.
• BMW 8 Series provides specification of 840Ci   : 
              Engine : 4398cc,V8 32 valves 
              Gearbox : 6 speed manual or 5speed Steptronic 
              Max power output : 286hp/5300 rpm 
              Max torque : 310ib ft/3900 rpm 
              Top Speed : 250km/h(250) 
              0-100km/h : 6.5s(6.6) 

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