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Classic BMW2002 TII: A Timeless Icon of Performance and Style

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Ben Temnick is an automotive journalist and expert with more than ten years of experience in the automotive industry. As the Chief Editor at Motor Rove,...
May 23, 2024
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The BMW 2002 TII, a car produced from 1972 to 1975, is more than just a vintage ride. It’s a symbol of driving pleasure, German engineering excellence, and the birth of what we know today as the iconic BMW sports sedan. Let’s delve into what made this car such a legend.

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OverviewExteriorEngine and PerformanceInteriorPricingOwning a Piece of History
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Overview

The 2002 TII was the performance variant of the BMW 02 Series, a compact two-door coupe that carved a niche for itself in the early 70s. The “tii” in the name stands for “Turismo Internazionale Iniezione,” highlighting the car’s sporty nature and its revolutionary fuel injection system.

Exterior

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Classic BMW2002 TII

The 2002 TII‘s design is timeless. The clean lines, iconic twin-kidney grille, and rounded headlights exude a classic European aesthetic. The car sits low to the ground, conveying a sense of purpose. While some models came with large chrome bumpers to meet US safety regulations, the Euro-spec bumpers offered a sleeker look.

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Engine and Performance

Classic BMW2002 TII engine

The heart of the 2002 BMW TII beats with a 2.0-liter inline-four engine featuring Bosch Kugelfischer mechanical fuel injection. This technology, advanced for its time, boosted power to 130 horsepower, making the TII the most potent variant in the 02 Series.While the horsepower figure might seem modest by today’s standards, the TII’s lightweight construction (around 2,200 lbs) resulted in a thrilling driving experience. Nimble handling and a precise steering feel made carving corners an absolute joy.

Interior

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Classic BMW2002 TII interior

The interior of the 2002 TII is functional and driver-focused. The seats are bolstered for spirited driving, and the gauges are clear and easy to read. While not brimming with luxury features by modern standards, the cabin has a certain charm with its wood trim accents and simple layout.

Pricing

The BMW 2002 TII is a desirable classic car. Depending on condition, mileage, and originality, expect to pay anywhere from $20,000 to well over $100,000 for a well-maintained example.

Owning a Piece of History

The BMW 2002 TII is more than just a car; it’s a driving experience. It’s a reminder of a time when cars were built to be fun and engaging. Owning a 2002 TII allows you to connect with automotive history and feel the thrill of a bygone era.

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Ben Temnick is an automotive journalist and expert with more than ten years of experience in the automotive industry. As the Chief Editor at Motor Rove, he leads a skilled team and creates engaging content for car enthusiasts and professionals.
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