BMW 326
The smooth lines of the new BMW 326 earned a lot of admiration at the car
show in Berlin in 1936.
It was a very tasty design, which was still used in the fifties.
This wasn't a sports car, it was the first 4-doors BMW.
BMW 326 (1936-41)
Engine
Cylinders
6 in line
Bore / Stroke
66 x 96 mm
Displacement
1971 cc
Compression Ratio
6 : 1
Carburetor
2 x Solex
Power
50 hp @ 3750 rpm
Transmission
Clutch
Single dry clutch
Gearbox
Synchronized 5-gearbox
Chassis
Weight
1125 kg
Wheelbase
2870 mm
Track, front
1300 mm
Track, rear
1400 mm
Tires
1936: 5.25 - 17 > 1937: 5.50 - 16
Wheels
1936: 3.25E x 17 > 1937: 3.50D x 16
Performance
Top speed
115 km/h
Acceleration
0-100 km/h in 35 sec
Fuel consumption
12.5 l / 100 km
Numbers built
15.936
BMW 328
In the first production year 1936, BMW only made a small series off competition
cars.
Most of the samples of the 328's were made with a home-made Roadster bodywork.
from Eisenach.
For competitions BMW built 2 special streamlined coupes and three very nice
lined convertibles.
These cars raced the Mille Miglia in Italia and referred the Alfa Romeo's
to the second place.
The coup?s got a top speed of 209 km/h, and the winning BMW had an
average speed of 166,7 km/h.