BMW 327 Cabriolet 
Technical specifications
Brand: BMW
(Bayerische Motoren Werke)
Model: 327 Cabriolet
Type: Sport cars
Manufacturing of BMW 327 Cabriolet
Since: 1937
Until: 1941
Units: 1965
Dimensions de BMW 327 Cabriolet
Length: 4500 mm.
Width: 1600 mm.
Height: 1430 mm.
Wheelbase: 2751 mm.
Weight: 1100 Kg.
Body style: Cabriolet
Doors: 2
Seats: 2
Max. speed: 125 Km/h
Engine BMW 327 Cabriolet
C.C.: 1971
Cylinders: 6
Piston motion: Straight
Power: 55 HP
Placement: Front
Wheel drive: Rear
Gearbox
Gears: 4
Reverse gear: 1
Gearbox type: Manual
Wheels
Front breakes: Drum
Rear breakes: Drum
Front suspension: Spring
Rear suspension: Spring
BMW 327 Cabriolet: history and specs
The BMW 327 is a luxury sports car produced by the German company BMW between 1937 and 1941, and then again briefly after World War II, between 1948 and 1955. Here is a summary of its history:
Background and Development
The BMW 327 was designed as a luxury sports car that embodied the elegance and performance characteristic of the BMW brand.
It was presented as a high-end model that complemented BMW's car lineup at the time.Launch and Features
The BMW 327 was first presented at the Berlin Motor Show in 1937. It was designed by the famous automotive designer Fritz Fiedler, who also worked on other classic BMW models.
Some of the BMW 327's notable features include:
Elegant Design: It featured a sleek and aerodynamic design, with flowing lines and an elegant body that made it stand out among the cars of its time.
Powerful Engine: It was equipped with a 2.0-liter inline six-cylinder engine, which provided impressive power for its time, especially in the sportier models.
- Chassis Construction It used a very rigid steel chassis and independent suspension on all four wheels, guaranteeing agile and precise handling.
Luxury Interior: The interior of the BMW 327 was beautifully designed with high-quality materials, including leather and wood, and offered a high level of comfort and luxury for the driver and passengers.
Versions and Evolution
BMW 327: The standard version of the 327 was produced as a coupé and convertible. It was the base model with a 2.0-liter engine that produced around 55-60 horsepower.
BMW 327/28: This was an improved version of the 327 with a more powerful 2.0-liter engine that produced around 80 horsepower. This gave it a sportier and faster performance.
BMW 327/328: The most famous and sporty version of the 327, which featured the engine from the famous BMW 328, an inline six-cylinder with a sportier configuration, producing around 80-85 horsepower. This model had impressive performance for its time.
Production
The BMW 327 was produced in relatively small numbers due to its focus on the luxury market and its launch in the midst of World War II. However, it remains one of BMW's most iconic models and has left an indelible mark on the history of luxury sports cars.
Its legacy endures to this day, as the BMW 327 is highly valued by collectors and classic car enthusiasts.
Its elegant design and sporty performance make it an object of desire for those who appreciate the history and prestige of the BMW brand in the world of motoring.Photos of model BMW 327 Cabriolet
Contemporary vehicles of BMW 327 Cabriolet
Other models launched in 1937:
Renault Juvaquatre
