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Coupe
1929, 1930, 1931, 1932
Bmw 3/15 Ps
When BMW decided to enter the car industry, it bought the struggled Eisenach car factory in 1928 where the British car Austin 7 was produced under license. One year later, it showed the new model, the BMW 3/15.
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Available Engines
1 engines
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