BMW 325i Tarmac Sport Rear Roof Spoiler cement was reduced to 2.5 L, output was up to 168 hp (125 kW) but torque dropped to 164 lb·ft (222 N·m) as the company focused on performance rather than economy. The rev limit for the new motor was raised from 5000 rpm to 6500 rpm.The 325is was an upgrade from the standard 325i, as some new features were added to the car as standard. These included the full electrics package, BMW sports seats, black roof-liner, BMW iS rear lip spoiler, front 2 valance spoiler, BMW 14 inch BBS wheels Basketweaves and a Close Ratio gearbox. Other features also found on the 325is were options, however over time,

Features for your BMW 325i

• Perfect OEM fitment.
• Can be painted to colors that match your vehicle.
• Made of high quality ABS plastic with black finished.

Tarmac Sports Tarmac Sport Rear Roof Spoiler The E30 was sold from 1982 through 1991 in sedan form, through 1993 in convertible form. The E30's introductory price of US$18,210 was nearly double that of the E21 just 7 years earlier, but the availability of a six cylinder engine and 4-door body style (in 1984) earned sales. The torquey eta six in the 325e produced 121 hp (90 kW) and 172 lb·ft (233 N·m) of torque, but met the strict emission standards of the time. The E30 was the most powerful compact BMW offered in the United States since the 2002 Tii.The lineup was joined in 1985 by the high-output 325i and 325is. Though the engine displa