Mystery IX

[cwatt]

Just so I understand correctly, Canada only ever received 4-door models? That would be why the auto-guide specifically said "iX 4-door" - the original purpose of this thread. lol I'm in Canada and the auto-show guides were from Toronto.

[nando]

No, i dont think so. But they got 4 doors instead of 2 doors for the '88 model year. I dont know if the got 2 doors in '88, the numbers dont break down by that.

[ForcedFirebird]

No, i dont think so. But they got 4 doors instead of 2 doors for the '88 model year. I dont know if the got 2 doors in '88, the numbers dont break down by that.

Are you talking CAN? Post # 27 is a US model '88 2 door metal to plastic bumper conversion here in the US.

[stonea]

Cars designated as an 1988 325ix were fully optioned out as far as what was available. They also all came in 2 door coupes (designated as sedan bye the b piller). They were also all manual transmissions. They did have the metal bumpers, but can be easily swapped out for plastic bumpers.

[nando]

Cars designated as an 1988 325ix were fully optioned out as far as what was available. They also all came in 2 door coupes (designated as sedan bye the b piller). They were also all manual transmissions. They did have the metal bumpers, but can be easily swapped out for plastic bumpers.

Nope. You're spouting dogma.

All E30s were considered sedans when they were new. Not all 88s were 2 doors and they didnt all get every option. There was 1 2 door automatic produced and a handful of 4 dr autos that went to Canada.

[GT BMW E30]

Does anyone know how many early model IX (diving board) 4dr were made? I am looking for one.