BMW E24 6-Series
Model Introduction
The BMW E24, launched in 1976, was the brand’s first 6 Series and combined grand touring elegance with serious performance. Styled by Paul Bracq, it shared its underpinnings with the E12 and later E28, and came to life in the iconic M635CSi with its M1-derived engine.
Newsdesk
March 1976 – CAR
Also making it's debut at Geneva - perhaps as the star of the show - will be BMW's new coupe, the 630/633. The most expensive product from Munich yet, the new car replaces the 3.0CS/CSi/CSL series that went out of production last year.
A BMW to boast about
April 1976 – CAR
...so long as you can put upwards of £10,000 where your mouth is.
Flagships Two
December 1976 – CAR
LJK Setright's appointment with the BMW 633CSi was in the south of france. There was only one way to get there...
One step sideways
March 1979 – CAR
Ian Fraser on BMW's fast and flighty 635CSi
Free Wheelin'
January 1982 – CCC
BMW 628CSi
Newcomers : Undercover Sixes
August 1982 – CAR
BMW's expensive new Six Series coupes get few visual changes, but there are refinements in scores
Roadwords
September 1982 – CCC
BMW 635 and Alpina B7S Turbo
Bavarian Blitz
November 1983 – Motor
Take BMW's top-line coupe, drop in the 24-valve powerhouse from the old M1 supercar and what have you got?
BMW goes sporty automatically
November 1983 – Performance Car
BMW have moved their 635 Coupe into the ranks of the world's supercars.
633 Squadron
August 1985 – Fast Lane
BMW 633 CSi v Toyota Soarer 3.0GT Limited v Nissan Leopard TR-X 300 Turbo V6
BMW to revise six
March 1988 – Performance Car
Subtle revisions to BMW's top 6-Series coupes this summer will see the incorporation of many 5- and 7-Series features such as Servotronic steering and anti-slip control