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This 1976 BMW 2002 is certainly an iconic model. Its trademark kidney grille styling and trademark front fascia is still evident in every BMW produced, and its formula of a light, rear-wheel-drive, balanced chassis is one that the manufacturer still uses in all of its Ultimate Driving Machines. Although the 2002 was a great driver's car for the time, the top of the range 170-hp 2.0-liter turbocharged inline four was far from fast. Thankfully, , with the potential for producing more than triple the stock 2002 turbo's power output. The seller says it has a bigger turbocharger, some racing cams and other goodies that are as of yet undetermined, as well as upgraded brakes all around and lowering springs to keep the center of gravity lower to increase stability.

It's definitely worth a look, if only to see what a vintage German coupe can do with some modern German grunt behind it. .

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