1977 BMW 320i Successor to the 2002 Sales Brochure. Original.

The 1977 BMW 320i is the successor to the legendary 2002, the car that established BMW as a maker of sporty and practical sedans. The 320i combines the compact and agile dimensions of the 2002 with a more modern and refined design, a more spacious and comfortable interior, and a more powerful and efficient engine. The 320i is powered by a 2.0-liter inline-four engine with Bosch fuel injection, delivering 110 hp (105 hp in California). The engine is mated to either a four-speed manual or a three-speed automatic transmission that provides precise and responsive shifting. The 320i also features four-wheel independent suspension. The 320i boasts a sleek and elegant design, with twin headlights set into the grille, chrome bumpers and trim, and a choice of attractive colors. The interior is spacious and comfortable, with optional steel sunroof. The 320i also comes with standard equipment such as air conditioning, tinted glass, electric clock, rear window defroster, and radial tires. The 1977 BMW 320i is more than just a car, it's a successor to the 2002.