1973 BMW 2002

Highlights Only 79K miles Desirable 4-speed manual transmission Beautiful Malaga exterior over brown/tobacco interior 2.0L BMW M10 inline-4 with dual sidedraft carburetors Excellent period-correct presentation with BMW alloy wheels and Hella driving lights About The BMW 2002 is one of the cars that helped establish BMW s reputation for building compact, lightweight, genuinely fun-to-drive sports sedans. Simple mechanicals, excellent visibility, rear-wheel drive and an eager four-cylinder engine made the 2002 an enthusiast favorite when new, and more than 50 years later it remains one of the most recognizable BMWs of the era. This 1973 BMW 2002 is an especially attractive example, showing just 79K miles and finished in the gorgeous period BMW color of Malaga over a brown/tobacco interior . The combination suits the car perfectly and gives it the unmistakable early-'70s European look that makes these cars so charming. Power comes from BMW s legendary 2.0-liter M10 inline-four , paired with the desirable 4-speed manual transmission and rear-wheel drive. This example has also been fitted with dual sidedraft carburetors , giving the M10 a more sporting induction setup along with the distinctive sound enthusiasts associate with modified vintage BMWs. The exterior presents beautifully in its deep burgundy Malaga finish, complemented by the abundant factory-style chrome trim, period BMW alloy wheels and a pair of Hella auxiliary driving lights mounted up front. Inside, the brown interior retains the classic 2002 appearance with its simple dashboard, thin-rim steering wheel, manual windows and vertically pleated seating. The engine compartment is tidy and retains the original BMW Malaga paint identification tag , while the trunk is cleanly finished as well. Overall, this is a wonderful example of one of BMW's most important enthusiast models, with the right color combination, manual gearbox and tasteful period-style upgrades. Key Features & Equipment 2.0L BMW M10 Inline-4 4-Speed Manual Transmission Rear-Wheel Drive Dual Sidedraft Carburetors Malaga Exterior Brown/Tobacco Interior BMW Alloy Wheels Hella Auxiliary Driving Lights Manual Windows Chrome Exterior Trim Front Bucket Seats The BMW 2002 is a cornerstone of the brand's performance history, and finding one today with this kind of period-correct appearance, beautiful Malaga color combination and 4-speed manual transmission is becoming increasingly difficult. With only 79K miles , dual sidedraft carburetors and an exceptionally appealing presentation, this 1973 2002 delivers exactly the kind of simple, analog driving experience that made these cars legendary in the first place.