The current trend on modern chassis seems to be taking the stock, generic form that rolls off the assembly line, and crafting it to one’s specific taste. Changing bumpers, lights, and spoilers are usually the big alterations included in transforming the car to a completely new look; however, when you talk to a guy who is immersed in the Euros of yester-year, it’s all about small tweaks. When it comes to cars of the '70s and '80s eras, the Europeans, namely BMW and VW, came out with cars that, even decades after they filled glossy manufacturer brochures, have a devout following.
For many manufacturers, only a select few models of their entire range fit within the enthusiast following. On the other hand, with the cars mentioned above, every car offered seems to have some kind of cult following. One thing that has made these Euro chassis’ stand out is their classic designs that, no matter the decade, manage to still be crowd pleasers.
This amazing E24 BMW is a prime example of how striking and timeless a design can be. This 6-Series is very simple but very clean, was the game plan from the start.
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