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Old 06-19-2002, 04:44 PM
VassBMW VassBMW is offline
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Question What's different?

What different between BMW 325e and 325es? I noticed that 325es is for two doors? What es stands for? I just got 1987 325es with 179,000 miles. Which best place for me to buy used parts for BMW?


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Re: what does ES stand for?

My understanding is that the 'E' means high mpg, high torque, low RPM engine - i.e. lower power, more fuel efficient.
And the 'S' normally means Sport model, but is used to denote coupe model i.e. two door model in the NA markets.

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