Exact e30 production numbers

[e30onBBSs]

Got this sweet book for christmas and they have all the production numbers for all the different models! Here are the #'s for the e30.

Shoutout to sickfinga for the proper format!

[SickFinga]

Weird they are missing the 325is number.

Not weird at all. 325is is 325i + some options. It's not a separate model.

I think the last empty column is for the M3 as well, not sure how to interpret it, but since the first debuted in 1985 it makes sense there is a one there. Also missing a shitload of 325i lol

This is how it should be

[aegul44]

Really wonder who has the 85 model m3.

[ak-]

Really wonder who has the 85 model m3.

either totaled or museum'd

[nando]

yeah there has to be a typo. I'm like, 200,000 ix's? what? that directly conflicts with the production data.. now that you shifted it to the right it makes WAY more sense!

BTW I think these are production years, not model years.

[Stanley Rockafella]

1989 318is?!?

who's hiding these rare unicorns?

[nando]

they were sold in europe

[word is bond]

Yeah - the chart makes way more sense after you shift it right. Was there continuous 318i production though? I'm guessing that column has M10s and M42s in there? Possibly M40s and M43s? This thing could get complicated...

[e30m3s54turbo]

Really wonder who has the 85 model m3.

BMW made the first red e30 m3 in 1985. BMW owns it.

[ThatOneEuroE30]

yea the fact it doesnt have any 320i until 89 but yet I have a 84 in me garage.

[UlrichFennec]

That's pretty rad!

[Vincent Brick]

Major formatting fuckup on the publisher's part. In case some of you aren't getting it still, this is the corrected chart, makes much more sense:

This is how it should be

[Vincent Brick]

And on that note, only 1603 '91-build 325i? Divide that by coupe and having Sport package, and Calypso, it seems my car is a tad more rare than I than I would have expected. I keep forgetting E36 was already available in Yurp for '91 MY.

[LounsRacingInc]

Do they consider the convertibles a package/option? It would be cool to see the distribution of auto's, manual's, Convertibles, 4 doors, coupes, etc.

[Vincent Brick]

Cabrio and touring were on the second chart, I see no breakdown between 4dr/2dr or any other options.

What does SKD stand for on the far right of the first chart?